Why is Molasses so good for your plant?

Why is molasses so good for your plants...What does it have in it that makes it so good?

calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron

just to name a few

1. It provides several secondary and micro nutrients, albeit at a rather low concentration, in other words it is a mild "fertilizer".

2. It provides natural, organic, sugar (sucrose) that your plants can use to help bulk-up the buds during the flowering stage, increasing yield.

3. It helps keep the "micro heard" fat and sassy by nourishing all the micro-organisms so that they can convert even more of your nutrients into available forms - making them more efficient.

molasses and other sugars increase microbes in soil,feed the plant directly with carbs,also has fungicidal properties...

what type of molasses do you recomend? I have a plant flowering and heard of this before but never tried.

Jamaican Mon' said:

what type of molasses do you recomend? I have a plant flowering and heard of this before but never tried.

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black strap molasses ftw

thanks homey what do you do for doseage

where are we getting this black strap at? My stores only have grandmas. I mean how much better is strap then the grandma's?

I did a search on google just now, and typed in nutrition fact search on both brands and the iron/calcium were the same in both.

blinkykush said:

where are we getting this black strap at? My stores only have grandmas. I mean how much better is strap then the grandma's?

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I got grandmas...I dont think there is any differece.