Adding Sugar last six weeks

Blazed Hippie

Blazed Hippie

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How is this implemented? I read somewhere it can increase yields, but how do you do it. Add it to the soil? or to my water?
 
Most folks add molasses (unsulfered) I like grandmas and add 1 tablespoon per gallon of water

some folks say use sugar, I wouldn't as it is refined and does not have much nutes to speak of (where molasses has a bunch)

there is a thread or 2 about this in the advanced forum you can check out, one guy there is using sucanat (might be spelled wrong) which is what they use to make molasses
 
riddleme said:
Most folks add molasses (unsulfered) I like grandmas and add 1 tablespoon per gallon of water

some folks say use sugar, I wouldn't as it is refined and does not have much nutes to speak of (where molasses has a bunch)

there is a thread or 2 about this in the advanced forum you can check out, one guy there is using sucanat (might be spelled wrong) which is what they use to make molasses
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http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi...on_s_Unrefined_Molasses_Cane_Sugar__500g.html

will this work because i heard its better to go with a moe unrefined liquid molasses]
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get unsulphured blackstrap mollasses, 1 tbsp per gallon of water. your wasting your time with normal sugars and wasting your money with expensive additives that are basically just blackstrap mollasses anyway.
 
darkdestruction420 said:
get unsulphured blackstrap mollasses, 1 tbsp per gallon of water. your wasting your time with normal sugars and wasting your money with expensive additives that are basically just blackstrap mollasses anyway.
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'Sweet' from botanicare is cheaper than most brands of black strap molasses.

I can't speak for molasses but I'll tell you sweet will be easier to work with and it works.

As far as there being a difference between the flavors, I haven't noticed anything. Currently i'm doing a side-by-side of berry and grape.
 
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