molasses and honey works?????????????

molasses and honey increasing bud sizes explain this to me !? thanks

Molassses/honey contains complex sugars, vitamins and minerals. The sugars and vitamins serve as food for the bacteria in the soil that transform and digest the soil in order to form absorbable nutes for the roots.

The minerals are great for the plant's metabolism and bud growth.

can u use mollases and honey in a n h20 set up hydroponic i mean!!!!

its my 1st grow im using soil so just use regular honey and pour it on the soil dilute it with water then water my plants how would i go about doing that

I prefer black strap mollasis. Has alot of carbs in it.

think2toke said:

I prefer black strap mollasis. Has alot of carbs in it.

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Shouldn't this have been posted in newb central?

Molasses has more everything - put the honey on your toast

but can you put it in a hydroponic all water system ????

Green Cross said:

Shouldn't this have been posted in newb central?

Molasses has more everything - put the honey on your toast

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I agree honey WTF??

Never use molasses, honey or sugar in a hydro setup, the sediments can cause clogging and can attract pests.

Don't pour honey on the soil. Honey or molasses should be mixed into the watering solution so you can check your pH since honey hasa low pH (it's acidic.)

Honey and molasses have about the same amount of carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. The only difference is that honey is more readily available on the market and cheaper to produce.

Edit: never use more than 2 tbs/gal of molasses/honey/sugar because it may attract pests, can cause mold and honey is acidic and antispectic and can cause a part of the bacteria in the soil to die out and you don't want that.

thanks DR C i was just wondering about it thanks guys