Dr.Nick Riviera
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Just have to,Molasses and some Epsom salt is good cheep CalMag for flowering. Cal from the molasses and the sugars feed any bennies is my understanding and it works well. Made a "real" difference that is.
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Just have to,Molasses and some Epsom salt is good cheep CalMag for flowering. Cal from the molasses and the sugars feed any bennies is my understanding and it works well. Made a "real" difference that is.
It is NOT a good cheap Ca source to make anything!Molasses and some Epsom salt is good cheep CalMag for flowering. Cal from the molasses and the sugars feed any bennies is my understanding and it works well. Made a "real" difference that is.
Another example of your lack of creativity, but hey, it must be cozy inside your mental box. Good luck with thatYes you are
WOW that's what you got out of it? OMFGSo you are a "flat earther" ?
There's a thread just for you in tnt (i think it's tnt)
Why else would you make the finshaggy like post?WOW that's what you got out of it? OMFG
So you are equating the flat/round earth debate that took place 500 hundred years ago with the notion that buying a $30 bottle of shit called HoneyChome is somehow going to change the face of modern horticulture as we know it? And with today's knowledge of botany we don't really know what happens when you pour honey on your roots?.. Really?Another example of your lack of creativity, but hey, it must be cozy inside your mental box. Good luck with that
Did you know up until the 1500s that 'science/astronomy' said the earth was the center of our galaxy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaus_Copernicus
and that people were marginalized or hung for saying the earth was round, not flat?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth
Galileo Galilei
He got the idea in 1610, but presented the idea in 1611 to the church.
in 1614, Father Tommaso Caccini officially claimed Galileo was wrong and almost charged him with heresy.
capernicous was very hesitant to give the church his idea and never officially proposed the idea to them, but he wrote a book in 1514 but was afraid to publish it.
in In 1533, Johann Albrecht Widmannstetter theorized and summed up ol cappies work and gave it to the church himself.
On 1 November 1536, Archbishop of Capua Nicholas Schönberg wrote a letter to noting of his knowledge and experience and wish ol Cappy to show the idea
In connection with the Galileo affair, Copernicus' book was suspended until corrected by the Index of the Catholic Church in 1616 and Cappy had no problem with this (to avoid prosictution)
The book stayed on the Index until 1758. In that period Galileo Galilei was found guilty in 1633 for "following the position of Copernicus"
Cappy was silenced by his own common sense at first, then the church, but Gally didn't learn from the experience and suffered the consiquences for following the idea Cappy set first
So you are equating the flat/round earth debate that took place 500 hundred years ago with the notion that buying a $30 bottle of shit called HoneyChome is somehow going to change the face of modern horticulture as we know it? And with today's knowledge of botany we don't really know what happens when you pour honey on your roots?.. Really?
Honestly this thread just keeps getting dumber and dumber.
Truly just...
LOL
So since youre so smart. Explain to me what this product is doing and how it works. Im not the one making the bullshit claims, you are. So honestly, your post is helping my argument, not yours lol dumbass. You're the church smhAnother example of your lack of creativity, but hey, it must be cozy inside your mental box. Good luck with that
Did you know up until the 1500s that 'science/astronomy' said the earth was the center of our galaxy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaus_Copernicus
and that people were marginalized or hung for saying the earth was round, not flat?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth
Galileo Galilei
He got the idea in 1610, but presented the idea in 1611 to the church.
in 1614, Father Tommaso Caccini officially claimed Galileo was wrong and almost charged him with heresy.
capernicous was very hesitant to give the church his idea and never officially proposed the idea to them, but he wrote a book in 1514 but was afraid to publish it.
in In 1533, Johann Albrecht Widmannstetter theorized and summed up ol cappies work and gave it to the church himself.
On 1 November 1536, Archbishop of Capua Nicholas Schönberg wrote a letter to noting of his knowledge and experience and wish ol Cappy to show the idea
In connection with the Galileo affair, Copernicus' book was suspended until corrected by the Index of the Catholic Church in 1616 and Cappy had no problem with this (to avoid prosictution)
The book stayed on the Index until 1758. In that period Galileo Galilei was found guilty in 1633 for "following the position of Copernicus"
Cappy was silenced by his own common sense at first, then the church, but Gally didn't learn from the experience and suffered the consiquences for following the idea Cappy set first
Cheap enough, even if it didn't work
SugarFed her sugar water last night and when I woke up her trich's at least doubled. -slumper707
For AACTthese sugar feed notions are discombobulations of molasses feeding, which is a legit supplement.
Molasses fact, AACT, to make fat stacks.For AACT
As a colloid, milk consists of several substances, including water, vitamin rich protein fat and sugar, but they are in suspended form. The nitrogen in milk is bound-up in protein, and bacteria and fungi in the soil will break this down. When you boil milk, the fat and the protein separate. Some of the nitrogen will be released as nitrate. This is what forms as the cream film at the top of pot when you boil it. You then scoop the film of the top and mix it with fresh good ph water re simmer and then let the mixture cool back down before feeding. The nitrogen-containing ions in what you have just produced can then be taken into the plant roots for growth. I just added a lil extra sugar to give the molecules a kick start.Molasses fact, AACT, to make fat stacks.
Supposedly it's some type of catalyst, but check out what kinda of minerals molasses haz. Plus it's delicious