Unsulfured molasses has sulfur in it though not much and the reason for using unsulfured is more about the process than the benefit. I actually don't use molasses because it can mess up the nute ratios. The best way to go is via sulfates as they don't alter PH and are readily available to the plant.
as example Epsom Salt is Magnesium Sulfate
Look at that PLANT!First off, I breed, and IME seeded buds are more resinous as they do it to protect the seeds, the cannibanoid profile is different and thus makes a different kind of high which I actually prefer but I still grow non seeded buds to see the differences.
There are lots of ways to increase trics but IMO deep blue + UV light is the best
I have bitten leaves off, didn't do much. You can use Insect Frass or aspirin to induce a SAR response but it is minimal at best IME There is also Jasmonite but like I said (and I have done it all LOL) Deep blue light with added UV and plenty of available sulfur and you too can grow trics
This is week five of flower ,,,,,
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experiments are required in order to learn
I have no idea, perhaps ask em?
First off, none of those early "theories" are correct except by accident. So, to take as fact, an unknown and then try to use it as a fact when it is unknown, is just asking for failure.
don't forget: always add acid to water, never ever add water to acid!!!!!!
Where eye protection too. Eyes are really the only place that has any risk of permanent injury. Battery acid doesn't burn skin very fast, I've had a few drops get on my hands filling lawnmower and other small batteries, if washed immediately there was no effect at all, if washed after finishing filling the battery there was a itchy sting for the rest of the day on the area with a minor redness and some rough dry skin for a couple of days after. Shooting off a bottle rocket is far more dangerous than mixing sulfuric acid with water. If you are too afraid to do either or both I have chicken sounds and a dance to taunt you with.
haha, I have 13M HCl. I add acid to water,
yes, depending on what you're doing eye protection is a good idea. that's a good point. safety first, even if you end up looking like you're in a level 4 BSL, lol.
You don't happen to have a before pic do you?
I believe most vertebrates have an endocannabinoid system whereas bugs do not. The plant produces THC in response to bugs not herbivores, although I would imagine most would be deterred. Another clue to this is that there is more THC produced on the trichomes which grow on the veins of leaves.
What difference do you see?
Well, in the midwest US most pot plants don't grow 12 ft tall. In fact almost none of the outdoor plants I grew guerilla style in the midwest got much over 6 ft tall. And until you have a couple of your 6 ft nearly fully flower plants eaten by white tale deer I guess it's not an issue. Also have you seen deer eat, they'll strip a 10 ft or 12 ft plant down by pushing it over. Deer love fully mature plants in my experience. Cheers.
