mollasses (US) = treacle (UK aka golden syrup)??

ok, been hearing alot about mollasess and want to get this straight. im from the UK and everyone i have spoke to has said you can get molasses from any food store in the syrup section. i have been looking for it and cant seam to find it. i have been reading up on it and on a different rourm someone said mollasses is called treacle in the UK. what the hell. im confused and a bit stoned can anyone enlighten me please. and when do i use mollasses? in the flower cycle? or just when im flushing before harvist?

thanks guys

any input is welcome. please

try the baking section

Greetings.

You should be able to get molasses at most food stores and yes, I would think it would be with the syrups etc. If you can't find it, just ask one of the clerks at the store. It's a pretty common item and shouldn't be too difficult to find. The brand name I use is called "Brer Rabbit". If you simply are unable to find any, you can google it and probably find a site where you can order it online. I'm using it now on my indoor grow of "Snow White". And it does make a difference in the outcome of your grow. It's good stuff!

Peace!
Jeff

Yes, it's treacle in the U.K.

I mix mine 1TBS per gallon and start watering my flowering plants when they are on month into budding. Others use more or less.
I've read of folks using 2-3 tB per. Stuff has a smell. Try and mix only what you'll be using at any one watering. Drain well. You can add any needed nutes right to the mixture. Put a little water in a smallish pan, bring to almost boiling, add heaping TBS treacle and stir . . . pour in gallon container w/water in it. It'll cool real quick.

This is the first time I've used molasses and it definitely seems to help form fatter, darker buds.