Does the addition of urine aid or hinder plant growth?

Urine is for the most part a good nitrogen-heavy but still broad fertilizer for plants, but has a few drawbacks or advantages depending. It's the go-to fertilizer in some less wealthy nations. read more

very valuable to plant growth. Simply put, urine is too valuable to waste. The nitrogen found in abundance in urine is good for plant growth because it helps to build protoplasm, protein and other components of plant growth. It certainly promotes leafy growth. Leaves become more numerous, go greener and larger and more fleshy with urine application. read more