LaudanumRx
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The amazing miracle will be when people stop looking for amazing miracles and start paying attention to their gardens.
mollasess?how good is it for your plants?
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pharmacoping
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good genetics taste perfect when grown with a complete, professionally mixed nutrient system, and flushed according to that system, I can vouch for that. Theres more than just carbs in molasses. A magnesium flower booster would perform much more efficiently, and without the risk of pests and mold, and flavor impart, than molasses.
I like J cervantes. but he lied when he said a mj seed/seedlings' sex can be altered with growing conditions like heat/light, etc. It was total known bullshit then, and remains total bullshit now. this is decided during seed formation. Although, maybe if we played boy george to a newborn baby boy....?
I like J cervantes. but he lied when he said a mj seed/seedlings' sex can be altered with growing conditions like heat/light, etc. It was total known bullshit then, and remains total bullshit now. this is decided during seed formation. Although, maybe if we played boy george to a newborn baby boy....?
grapesnowcone
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How do you know what a plant will do? all plants are different, including clones..
Bshbloke
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so true out of 1 of my mother plants i had i took 10 clones and each 1 had differnt traits when it came to flowering and it was a prick lol.
I've noticed a differnce since ive been using molasses but each to there own ya know,so strains may respond to poorly and some may not its
jst like us humans with antidepressnts and other drugs every gets slightly differnt side affects.
also to Pharmacoping's thing about seeding and seedling sexs i found through my short experince in growing that a seedling that has been
watered every day and this is in my experence turns out female and a seedling that hasnt or hasnt been watered enough and or encluding
been drie in a pot for acouple days at a time tends to stress it into turning male or hermi but as i said b4 each to there own and not every
plant is the same as its mother it came from weather it be a big or small difference.
scroglodyte
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i use it to increase microbial growth of my soil. especially when perhaps i've an abundance of N.
RawBudzski
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Unless you have microb life thriving in your soil it wont do much.. if you are using Advanced nutes or some chems in soil.. using molasses wont do a damn thing. Now when going 100% organic, I know for a Fact Molasses wrks. It is a must for all my Teas.
scroglodyte
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i like.......totally like.....your post
dankerous
Active Member
Mate that is total b/s that he lied,are you a m'j expert?,cus most breeders will tell you the same you cannot sex a seed.Hence why feminized seeds still produce hermies/males,when growers fuck up,if you are a good grower you will never see hermies as you keep your environment right I guarantee you cervantes has seen many more gardens/grow ops that you so has no need to "lie",why not get some regular beans n do a side by side test n be proved wrong??.
PraxicalExcercise
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Useful for plants in soil or some soilless media, useless to actively harmful in recirculating hydro.
Bshbloke
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so true so true,its reali hard to get regular beans where i live tho bro,had a shipment alread found by customs so i gotta make ma own to get what i get or get clones
grapesnowcone
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Nice avatar bro.