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troythepooh14

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hey guys,
Ive heard about people adding molasses to theyre plants for a higher yield. Does this work and if so when do i add it? and how much? thanksss
 
Northernlights4

Northernlights4

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Yes it does, its like adding carboload, use it at 1 tbsp per gallon of water. It also help to feed the micro beasties in organic soil.
 
MediMaryUser

MediMaryUser

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use it every other watering or for just flowering or some people just flush furing the last couple weeks of floweirng with it.id use it every watering tho
 
Corbat420

Corbat420

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i use it when i suspect flowering is about to start (14/10 day/night....just watch when the sun comes up and goes down) i isolate a single plant from my crop every time and dont use sugar based nutes (other than whats needed.....) and i get aroung a +15-20% yeild on average with the mollasses plants.

the Co2 released by the mollasses helps beasties in organic soils while harming the non-benaficial fungi and bacteria, and also increases CBC, THC and THCV production in the trichrome.

like NL#4 said, 1TSP/gallon (heap it).
 
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troythepooh14

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Corbat420 said:
i use it when i suspect flowering is about to start (14/10 day/night....just watch when the sun comes up and goes down) i isolate a single plant from my crop every time and dont use sugar based nutes (other than whats needed.....) and i get aroung a +15-20% yeild on average with the mollasses plants.

the Co2 released by the mollasses helps beasties in organic soils while harming the non-benaficial fungi and bacteria, and also increases CBC, THC and THCV production in the trichrome.

like NL#4 said, 1TSP/gallon (heap it).
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So will it hurt the plant if i do it during the vegetative stage or is there just no point?
 
Corbat420

Corbat420

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other than helping the benaficial bacteria in the soil there wont realy be a point. the suger helps the phosphorous absorb into the system (making the flowers, not leaves bigger). it only realy makes a differance duering flowering unless its an organic grow.
 
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