sugar water

chambray7

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s it good for flowering abots 3.5 months flower ill have pics up later
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chambray7

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wat happens if ive been puutin in 3 times 3 weeks . . . . would it be a bad thimg it kinda lookin like it helpin
 

irieie

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do once a week 1 tablespoon per gallon, use mollasses instead of table sugar or any other kind.
 

YThor

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Plants can use sugars at the root level; dissolved in water, it's a liquid form of carbohydrates. In plant tissue culture, plants can get their carbon either in the form of gas such as carbon dioxide (a problem because the gas flow has to be sterile, so filters must be used), or in the gelled nutrient substrate that is used.

Usually it's sucrose (table sugar), otherwise it's glucose (dextrose, blood sugar, whatever you want to call it).

Molasses has the advantage of adding iron, probably in a form particularly "friendly" to plants because it is expressed from plant material in the first place.
 

chambray7

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thank you one is looking a lil frostyer than the other and just all aaround bigger and and thats the only thing i added besides the natural soil native to my cribbo 09152012-001.jpg
 

chambray7

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the left one is from a plan look to be ready in a few weeks idk yet tho n tha right pic is from tha plant pic posted erlyer
 
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