molasses,(EVERY THING) u need to know

[fatfarmer]

Awsome, thanks.

thanks good work !

 

[Mister.Sinister]

Yeaaa... ummm I'd love to read this but ugh, yea... I have other things I need to be doing. Thanks though.

 

[greensister]

Ive read this before on another site, greenmans maybe?

Either way, more people should hold off getting stoned for a few minutes and read up on this as well as other organic techniques.

 

[smokecat]

thanks for this post. Very informative. +rep

 

[lolopakalolo]

I always have pure maple syrup so i tried it on some mazar that had a spidermite problem. we'll see what happens. 1 tablespoon per gal. Mixed easy.

 

[jbreaka91]

Can u use c n h pure cane sugar, from hawaii? And is it the same, 1 tsp per gallon?

 

[coolesrat]

Nice read i learned alot thought about trying it as soon as i heard about it will tell you how it turned out

 

[ninjadam]

can you use molasses with hydro i dont have time to read all this post plz help you can just quote the parts that talk about it if you want sorry im really in a hury

 

[Countryfarmer]

can you use molasses with hydro i dont have time to read all this post plz help you can just quote the parts that talk about it if you want sorry im really in a hury

Simple answer, no.

Molasses is not utilized in its raw form by the plant. In soil, microbes break down the molasses into nitrogen, potash and other nutrients, which the plant is then able to use. As you are growing in hydro, you do not have the soil microbes that would use the molasses for energy, and which would then convert the raw molasses into a usable mineral form for the plant.

If you are growing in soil, molasses could be beneficial, but if you are already using a full support chemical fertilizer it is unnecessary.

As to molasses affecting taste in a soil grow, I am not sold on that. I think some people are thinking the sweet taste of molasses is somehow transferred to the pot plant. The pot plant is not sucking up sweet molasses like a kid with a straw. If it were not for microbes using the sugars and breaking the molasses down into component mineral forms, the plant could not use the molasses at all.

 

[RazzaMaaNazz]

AWESOME POST!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You so very much for your efforts!

 

[chronic afro]

great read!!!! Thanks for the info!!! I wont be buyin no high priced $hit from the man lol thanks for the help keep it green and smoke everyday!!!​

 

[PakaloloHui]

goood info. thanks

 

[masonite420]

I love sweeteners! The patients can tell the difference......I hear things like what did you do different? Tasty! and so on........So if this was the only thing I changed in my regimen....and it changed the end result into a better product....how does it not work? Plenty of professional growers will tell you that sweeteners work and I have seen it first hand...How can this be?

 

[singingcrow]

Thank you for this great article! Can you reiterate the best way to apply molasses to a 55 gallon reservoir? Thanks, Lisa @ Singingcrow

 

[Nadia786]

Thank you for this great article! Can you reiterate the best way to apply molasses to a 55 gallon reservoir? Thanks, Lisa @ Singingcrow

LOL! Come on really?

 

[zacamoto]

Hello everybody!
Was wondering if anybody knew a good molasses in europe? Cause we don't get them like u guys do in the states (I went to a grow store in cali) anybody know where I can get good molasses?
Thanks

 

[sensimilla86]

ya have used molasses for a while in my crops but those greedy basterds