thewanderingjack
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Simple as that, what's your take and why? Ok, also, how you apply, if you do.
Molasses, yay or nay?
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tropicalcannabispatient
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1. Yay
2. Nay
3. Nay. GL
2. Nay
3. Nay. GL
Olive Drab Green
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Always yay
Olive Drab Green
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That's why.
Olive Drab Green
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Right.
BarnBuster
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tropicalcannabispatient
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its that a kush strain?
Olive Drab Green
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Olive Drab Green
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Heavyweight Fruit Punch (Skunk x Haze x NL) and Big Buddha Blue Cheese (Big Buddha's UK Cheese (Exodus Cut x Afghani) x DJ Short Blueberry.)
Indacouch
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Looks like a cheese
tropicalcannabispatient
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looking good
Dr.Nick Riviera
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yeah, it looks like a weed plant, I guarantee molasses had NOTHING to do with it. If it makes you feel good to use it go ahead, Is it necessary or does it do ANYTHING? Probably not to much and not enough to praise it.
Afgan King
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Molasses only helps with the root zone people mistake it to be for the plant. If your doing teas or run organics or have a non salty bottled nutes then I say yes but if you don't have the microbes it's pointless
Olive Drab Green
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It makes perfect sense when you actually understand organics, fool. The microbes in the soil eat the sugars, carbs, and potassium--which molasses is rich in--breaks it down i to forms the roots can take up, and the trichomes are the result of the nutrients which molasses is rich in.
Don't talk if you don't understand shit, or you're going to make yourself sound really dumb. What I just explained is scientific fact.