Molasses

hey guys. I have two outdoor plants right now and I just picked up some grandmas unsulphured molasses.

I was wondering how much molasses per gallon I should be feeding my plants.

Thanks in advanced.

PS: I did some searching but couldnt find what I was looking for, thanks!!

most people on here use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water. we are using 2 tablespoons per gallon and they seem to love it. good decision getting molasses.

I start with 1 Tablespoon per gallon in veg and then move up to 2 in flower... but the last feeding they get before harvest I kick it up to 4; 2 of Blackstrap molasses and 2 of pomegranate molasses. The pomegranate molasses isn't that high in minerals etc, but it gives one hell of a sugar boost without overdose and citric acid to boost metabolism. Man, my last grow was sugared!

I have budswel and fox farm flowering organic one i think those are better then the molalses

You dont use the Molasses in replacement off the nutrients, but rather in addition too.

I added 2tsp per gallon of water last night for my first time so ill bump it up a notch next time.

Thanks for the great replies, +rep

awesome..i can't wait to see how they turn out. i'm sure you'll see a difference within a few days. i love how our plants respond to every little thing you do. it's a beautiful thing.

yes you add molasses an addition to whatever nutes you are using. in my case we're using Canna Terra Flores..it's a Canna product which was designed in amsterdam for cannabis plants. my next grow is going to be all Canna products and maybe molasses..you can't go wrong with that shit.

bterz said:

hey guys. I have two outdoor plants right now and I just picked up some grandmas unsulphured molasses.

I was wondering how much molasses per gallon I should be feeding my plants.

Thanks in advanced.

PS: I did some searching but couldnt find what I was looking for, thanks!!

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Bterz... you can find your answer by hitting the hotlink below....
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https://www.rollitup.org/organics/84777-worm-tea-2.html#post1038900
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Read my reply to VirginHarvester...
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Hope this helps... Keep it Real.. Organic...
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Sounds like an awesome concept.

Im going to buy 2, 1 gallon water jugs tomorrow and give it a shot. +rep for u.

Also, can you recommend something organic and great for flowering?

Thanks bud I wanna shoot for some Organic Ak47 as my first grow mmm sounds stoney.

can you recommend something organic and great for flowering?

Thanks bud I wanna shoot for some Organic Ak47 as my first grow mmm sounds stoney


bat guano 0-20-0

I know molasses is supposed to make your buds fill out and enhance the flavor. Is there any advantage to using it during veg?

bterz said:

Sounds like an awesome concept.

Im going to buy 2, 1 gallon water jugs tomorrow and give it a shot. +rep for u.

Also, can you recommend something organic and great for flowering?

Thanks bud I wanna shoot for some Organic Ak47 as my first grow mmm sounds stoney.

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Thanks for the + rep. Yes, BMO Super Plant Tonic - makes your rootball explode & bat guano High P. You can get both for a fair price on www.ebay.com search for organic fertilizer, plant tonic or bat guano to pull up your options. I've bought several items from willieonthehill. He ships real fast.
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BMO SPT is my favorite amendment &
The High P Bat Guano is my favorite flowering fertilizer.
Here's some links - explaining why.
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https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/84119-look-out-superthrive-organic-competition.html
I start the page out with a why I like it - most of the comments under that are goofy. Then from the 2nd page on, we address some basics about how to use it.
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https://www.rollitup.org/organics/86782-bat-guano-2.html
I have a couple of replies on this page - read down to get the whole story.
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Hope this helps... Keep it Real....Organic.
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Molasses is great in veg because it feeds microorganisms in the soil and helps prevent soft-stems from rapid growth. You just don't want too much... but I did find I didn't need cal-mag when growing in coco since I started using it in veg. Thats always a plus.