smokebluntz
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Ive heard of both being used to improve resin on buds. Which one is better and how much do I use? Thanks
How do you apply it to the plants? How often?im a religious molasses user, i have used it since grow #1 and have ALWAYS had some great weed, i dont want to jinx it
buuuummmmpHow do you apply it to the plants? How often?
Someone has to know the answer to this ?.yeah im wondering this too and when do u start using it?
Do you grow organic?im a religious molasses user, i have used it since grow #1 and have ALWAYS had some great weed, i dont want to jinx it
Do you grow organic?
And if you've used it since grow #1, how do you know if it really makes a difference?
Not trying to be a prick, but when I started my 1st grow I used molasses as well. However, further research here and other sites have convinced me that molasses is only beneficial in an organic grow, as the microorganisms in the soil break it down into something the plant roots can actually absorb. Otherwise, you're just adding minerals to your water/nutes.
as far as my experience goes..ive read for sometime that boosts and additives are just overpriced mollases substitutes so last year i decided to isolate 2 of my plants and feed them nothing but the fox farm basics and mollases the other 4 i used the fox farm basics and the tripack with mollases..i experienced no difference in growth or yeild between the six...this year im going to have 2 set to the side that get no mollases..but as far as additives and boosts go..im through with them...its mollases all the way for boost until i prove to myself that it doesnt work...Well I thought it could actually be harmful if it just builds up in the soil with nothing to break it down. And if you're already adding minerals like epsom salt, lime or whatever, then wouldn't too much Mg for example (which molasses is fulll of) block-out other minerals like Mn?
Again I'm just trying to learn. I really want to believe that molasses will help even with my chemical nutrients; especially now during flowering.
(sigh) yet another reason why I'm going organic next time.