htownchoppa1
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What's up hope everyone having a good day.im a new grower and I wanted to know Is it smart to use organic honey ?
pros and cons of using honey
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NaturalFarmer
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I use it for cloning cuttings but I think in theory it wouldn't be good for soil microbes because it is an antibacterial. Could definitely be wrong on that though.
vostok
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Honestly.. the only issue I had was recently a complaint about some of my bud it had 'off' flavors ..?
I spent a week digging it out
and found I was spraying my plants honey and water, a month b4 harvest
some got on the bud and made it off, but not shitty or horrid
lesson learnt
spray the leaves not the bud ....lol
inspired from this: http://biology.anu.edu.au/news-events/apical-dominance-maintained-sugar-limitation
good luck
I spent a week digging it out
and found I was spraying my plants honey and water, a month b4 harvest
some got on the bud and made it off, but not shitty or horrid
lesson learnt
spray the leaves not the bud ....lol
inspired from this: http://biology.anu.edu.au/news-events/apical-dominance-maintained-sugar-limitation
good luck
htownchoppa1
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Ok thanks I appreciate
greasemonkeymann
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what is your goal?
in basicly every aspect black strap molasses is superior, just don't use it as a source of nutrients, rather use it for microbial teas.
Rasta Roy
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Definitely on biscuits and fried chicken. Not or. Hold your tongue. Lol
