only blackstrap molasses or any mollasses would be ok ?

hi;
i will grow in coco + wormcasts mix .

i want to use mollasses for that organic coco mix.

i also want to make wormcasts tea brewing.

i dont live in USA or UK.

there is not blackstrap molasses here.

can i use grape,carob or mulberry molassess ?

Yes, just make sure it is unsulfared molassess.

Yeah I read the same as long as it is unsulphred I guess it is good.

This is blackstrap molasses.







And this is sorghum molasses.I use sorghum, because it has about double the nutrients as my same bottle of black strap molasses.
Nutritional Information, Diet Info and Calories in Sorghum Syrup

Nutritional Information

Measurement Unit 1 tbsp Cal. 60 Cal. from Fat 0 Total Fat 0 Sat. Fat 0 Trans Fat 0 Cholesterol 0 Sodium 1.7 Total Carb. 15.7 Dietary Fiber 15.7 Sugars 15.7 Protein 0 Vit A 0 Vit C 0 Calcium 31.5 Iron 0.8 Measurement Unit 100 gram Cal. 290 Cal. from Fat 0 Total Fat 0 Sat. Fat 0 Trans Fat 0 Cholesterol 0 Sodium 8 Total Carb. 74.9 Dietary Fiber 74.9 Sugars 74.9 Protein 0 Vit A 0 Vit C 0 Calcium 150 Iron 3.8 Measurement Unit 1 cup Cal. 957 Cal. from Fat 0 Total Fat 0 Sat. Fat 0 Trans Fat 0 Cholesterol 0 Sodium 26.4 Total Carb. 247.2 Dietary Fiber 247.2 Sugars 247.2 Protein 0 Vit A 0 Vit C 0 Calcium 495 Iron 12.5
Additional Nutritional Information

Measurement Unit 1 tbsp Food Energy (kj) 254.8 Phosphorus (mg) 11.8 Magnesium (mg) 21 % Calories from Carbohydrates 21 Est. Net Carbs (g) 15.7 Potassium (mg) 210 Copper (mg) 0 Selenium (mcg) 0.4 Zinc (mg) 0.1 Ash (g) 0.5 Water (g) 4.8 Calories from Carbohydrates 60.9 Other carbs 1 Vit-B1 Thiamine (mg) 0 Manganese (mg) 0.3 Vit-B2 Riboflavin (mg) 0 Vit-B5 Pantothenic Acid (mg) 0.2 Vit-B3 Niacin (mg) 0 Vit-B6 Pyridoxine (mg) 0.1 Measurement Unit 100 gram Food Energy (kj) 1,213.4 Phosphorus (mg) 56 Magnesium (mg) 100 % Calories from Carbohydrates 100 Est. Net Carbs (g) 74.9 Potassium (mg) 1,000 Copper (mg) 0.1 Selenium (mcg) 1.7 Zinc (mg) 0.4 Ash (g) 2.4 Water (g) 22.7 Calories from Carbohydrates 289.9 Other carbs 4.8 Vit-B1 Thiamine (mg) 0.1 Manganese (mg) 1.5 Vit-B2 Riboflavin (mg) 0.2 Vit-B5 Pantothenic Acid (mg) 0.8 Vit-B3 Niacin (mg) 0.1 Vit-B6 Pyridoxine (mg) 0.7 Measurement Unit 1 cup Food Energy (kj) 4,004.1 Phosphorus (mg) 184.8 Magnesium (mg) 330 % Calories from Carbohydrates 329.8 Est. Net Carbs (g) 247.2 Potassium (mg) 3,300 Copper (mg) 0.4 Selenium (mcg) 5.6 Zinc (mg) 1.4 Ash (g) 7.9 Water (g) 74.9 Calories from Carbohydrates 956.5 Other carbs 15.9 Vit-B1 Thiamine (mg) 0.3 Manganese (mg) 5 Vit-B2 Riboflavin (mg) 0.5 Vit-B5 Pantothenic Acid (mg) 2.7 Vit-B3 Niacin (mg) 0.3 Vit-B6 Pyridoxine (mg) 2.2

Hey I was just at walmart and they have grandmas unsulphered and gramdmas unsulphered robust. Whats the diff? I have been using the first mentioned one is the robust better?

I don't know, you'll have to read the label.Might have something to do with flavor, not nutritional content.

hydgrow said:

Hey I was just at walmart and they have grandmas unsulphered and gramdmas unsulphered robust. Whats the diff? I have been using the first mentioned one is the robust better?

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as long as it has that sugar to feed the bacteria I am guesing it is good. idk tho.

ADVANCED NUTRIENTS CARBO LOAD, way better, i used grandmas, just maDE my soil solid

I wish somebody could find out the pros & cons between the sulfer & unsulfered. Sulfer sounds bad, but I heard that it's good, also. I'll find out. In the meantime, spent an hour looking for the "Worm Casting Tea" question. Finally fouund it. Before I forget, the main purpose for making a good tea is to multiply the microbial life in the soil, which will make all the avaliable Nutes easy to absorb, unlike a fish lying in the soil. The Coco matter mentioned is anti-microbial.... it hams the soil, & will kill dogs if they chew on the shit. Peat itself is also anti-microbial. With a good living, healty soil, no water retention material is needed.
See Bruce Deuley's web site. There is 1,000's of dollars tea makers. Bruce spent $30. and took them to the cleaners. Also check out captaincompostalabama. web site. Good Luck.

ADVANCED NUTRIENTS CARBO LOAD, way better, i used grandmas, just maDE my soil solid

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i just bought grandmas today.

South Texas said:

I wish somebody could find out the pros & cons between the sulfer & unsulfered. Sulfer sounds bad, but I heard that it's good, also. I'll find out. In the meantime, spent an hour looking for the "Worm Casting Tea" question. Finally fouund it. Before I forget, the main purpose for making a good tea is to multiply the microbial life in the soil, which will make all the avaliable Nutes easy to absorb, unlike a fish lying in the soil. The Coco matter mentioned is anti-microbial.... it hams the soil, & will kill dogs if they chew on the shit. Peat itself is also anti-microbial. With a good living, healty soil, no water retention material is needed.
See Bruce Deuley's web site. There is 1,000's of dollars tea makers. Bruce spent $30. and took them to the cleaners. Also check out captaincompostalabama. web site. Good Luck.

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hey mate,
you say peat aND COCO is not good for organics.
But i have to use them ,cuzz i only can find them in where i live

For water retention. A good compost will be cool. Just keep the Coco away from dogs, they will chew on it & kill them.

i have no chance man.it is my only option

charlesweedmore said:

hi;
i will grow in coco + wormcasts mix .

i want to use mollasses for that organic coco mix.

i also want to make wormcasts tea brewing.

i dont live in USA or UK.

there is not blackstrap molasses here.

can i use grape,carob or mulberry molassess ?

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shit, I thought that cocoa was ok and that only peat was anti microbial. I am making castings in cocoa too. I am big on bacteria. Sorta need that!

hey i just read that coir is bad for negative fungi and such but it is good for benficials as they will eat it. I am reading more. . .

Here is all I know. Peat, no good, but is fine if you are not growing a "LIving" soil. (Your plants is the only victim when using peat.) Hey Charles, there is no problems, only solutions. No Option is not an option. For now, OK., but make out Plan B. for the Future. A Worm farm will solve the problem.
Coco Coir, all I know is that it will kill dogs if they chew on it. I do not know if it's anti-microbial or not. If you find out more info, let us know.
Charles, compost tea makers can be cheap & VERY good, & very high dollar & good. Test was done..... A Dude named Malcohm (SP?) Beck made one called "Texas Best Littlest Tea Composters.." He has a site, & He sells them, but also shows how to make them. His homemade tea makers blew the high dollar tea makers out of the water. I guess I need to see if I can find it & post it.