Whats the word with molasses?

nflguy

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Hey guys
I been reading a little about using blackstrap molasses. I am about 4 weeks from the chop and want to start using it if its going to be a benefit in any way. I am currently feeding every 6 days with R/O water in between. Do I use this stuff with the water or with the nutes or both? I've never used this before but I'm seeing to use about a tablespoon to a gallon of water. Is that just poured into the water and dissolved? Thanks!
 

pabloesqobar

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I've never seen any noticeable difference between the plants I've used it on, compared to those I didn't. Some people swear by it. When I did use it, I used the amount and method you described.
 

Blindnslow

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I mix mine with the nutes. I used to think it was to sweeten the flavor at harvest. And just used it at the end. But have since learned it is a great source of carbohydrates for the microbs in the soil as well as adds calcium, iron, potassium and magnesium for uptake, so I use it through out the flowering period now.
 

Da Mann

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All my dirt grows are Organic. I use it at a rate of 1 tsp per gallon of water every watering. I use the one that says Hi-Brix.Like said it feeds the soil to help the nutes work better. Doubt it changes the flaver. Hell I know guys that brag about pineapple and grape juice to feed theres and it makes it taste sweet. I cant tell.
 

PoodleBud

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Do I use this stuff with the water or with the nutes or both? I've never used this before but I'm seeing to use about a tablespoon to a gallon of water. Is that just poured into the water and dissolved? Thanks!
If you try to put cold/room temperature molasses into cold/room temperature water, it's just going to sit there in a lump. Stir your molasses into hot water and let it dissolve before adding it to your water or nutes.
 

H R Puff N Stuff

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mallasses is like carbo load imo works great for organic grows not so much for chem. fert grows ,it will keep the soil happy not so much the plant
 
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