ive seached "molasses" a few times but keep gettin lotsa threads that mention molasses in it rather then explain it... what does it do to my plant??? increase size/ponetcy/taste??? whats the mix ratio??? can it be used in all mediums??? (soil/hempy)... i hear that u use it later in flowering, so when do u start, when do u stop??? does it need to be flushed before harvest or is this the flush??? can u mix molasses feeds with nute feeds??? any downsides or mistakes that can be made??? any other tips or links would be great for me and others looking for info on "molasses"... thnx!
lookin for molasses answers
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broham 10
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to the best of my knowledge molasses can be used all through out flowering, you can flush with it or without it, it contains trace elements that make buds larger (nothing insane tho) and also increases flavor of the buds
cbtwohundread
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molasses can be used in soil(imexplaining this method 4rm xperiance),,,1-2 teaspoons a gallon,every other other watering,,,it increases benificial bacteria growth in soil and fattens up buds/makes them taste sweet....plants love sugar,use the unsulphered when u use it tho
elduece
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Blackstrap molasses normally has a NPK of 1-0-8 I think. It also has calcium, iron, magnesium that your plants can immediately use. Never used it for cannabis yet(grow space still under construction) but used it in with water/nute feedings for my tomato plants(helps against blossom end rotting) and vegative herbal plants. It also has carbo/sugars that feed beneficial aerobic bacterias/microbes etc benefits soil growing for tea mixtures. I use under a tablespoon per gallon for both feed/water. btw it can lower your water/nute ph if you go over that.
