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tho I got a bottle of it to make tea
but I never made that either lol
tho I got a bottle of it to make tea
but I never made that either lol
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CajunCelt
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I've read something about it breaking things down to make the plants uptake easier. Is this true?
I've read something about it breaking things down to make the plants uptake easier. Is this true?
MrFlintstone
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I'm in buckets, I say it's more for soil grows, who knows I might try it in a bucket one day.
I'm in buckets, I say it's more for soil grows, who knows I might try it in a bucket one day.
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me neither lol. better things out there unless u are organic
me neither lol. better things out there unless u are organic
Brassic Brit
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Exactly Dres. Where are the groundbreaking benefits ?
I thought this would be an easy one!
Everyone is using it, but nobody knows why?
Edit: Cultivator to the knowledge rescue!
Exactly Dres. Where are the groundbreaking benefits ?
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Molasses is mainly used to stimulate the growth of microorganisms.
Gotta give it to Cult.
First good answer.
Molasses is mainly used to stimulate the growth of microorganisms.
Gotta give it to Cult.
First good answer.
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too much sugar will cause bad tasting, black burning bud. its best used as a bacterial feed.
too much sugar will cause bad tasting, black burning bud. its best used as a bacterial feed.
Calyx Hunter
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My guess is that it helps to flush out salts and waste. It somehow helps give roots a fresh start an ready for nutrient uptake.
My guess is that it helps to flush out salts and waste. It somehow helps give roots a fresh start an ready for nutrient uptake.
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Unsulphured molasses can be added at 1 tablespoon per gallon at any time in vegetative growth or flowering. Unsulphured molasses can be added at 1-2 tablespoons per gallon as part of a harvest flush. Molasses should not be used in hydroponic and aeroponic grows.
Molasses added to a harvest flush will do several things.
Molasses added to harvest flush will:
1) Supply the plants with simple sugars that they can easily transform into other simple sugars.
2) give a small amount of nutrients to the plants.
3) be a low ppm nutrient solution that will pull more nutrients from the plants then plain pH adjusted water.
4) molasses is also said to improve the taste of cannabis.
Unsulphured molasses can be added at 1 tablespoon per gallon at any time in vegetative growth or flowering. Unsulphured molasses can be added at 1-2 tablespoons per gallon as part of a harvest flush. Molasses should not be used in hydroponic and aeroponic grows.
Molasses added to a harvest flush will do several things.
Molasses added to harvest flush will:
1) Supply the plants with simple sugars that they can easily transform into other simple sugars.
2) give a small amount of nutrients to the plants.
3) be a low ppm nutrient solution that will pull more nutrients from the plants then plain pH adjusted water.
4) molasses is also said to improve the taste of cannabis.
Dennise
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King is right
King is right
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flintsone DO NOT use in dwc buckets!
flintsone DO NOT use in dwc buckets!
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While we're determining who gets question 1 hit em with #2 Dres.
While we're determining who gets question 1 hit em with #2 Dres.
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kjc missed out the benefits to beneficial funghi and bacteria. although they dont need it it will boost a colony to give amazing roots like this:
kjc missed out the benefits to beneficial funghi and bacteria. although they dont need it it will boost a colony to give amazing roots like this:
Dresney
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Question 2
If using a 12/12 light schedule from seed, is it advisable to top or FIM your plant? If so, when? If not, why not?
Question 2
If using a 12/12 light schedule from seed, is it advisable to top or FIM your plant? If so, when? If not, why not?
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Dayam, that's a root ball and half!
Dayam, that's a root ball and half!
MrFlex
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It is all personal opinion on it I would think it wouldn't hurt the plant but I wouldn't attempt til about the 4th node
It is all personal opinion on it I would think it wouldn't hurt the plant but I wouldn't attempt til about the 4th node
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Don't feel afraid to offer your input folks.
Don't feel afraid to offer your input folks.
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