1freezy
Well-Known Member
I used Sugar Daddy on my last few grows (soil) and the first time I used it was on only half my plants. So I could see the difference in size and firmness at harvest and definetly once cured.
I love sugar daddy, now my question is are there any similar products out there that somebody could recommend? My next harvest is a month off then it will be perpetual (every 3 weeks) so If there is anything worth while I will buy some of it as well as another gallon of Sugar Daddy for comparison!
I use Sugar daddy the last 10 to 14 days once I stop feeding it's sugar daddy and water for 5 days then super flush the pots and back to sugar daddy for 5 to 9 more days. I don't actually water every day (obviously) but this is the time scale. Then I let them sit for a day or so to help the drying process after that about 24-48 hours of dark and then harvest in the dark aka: under green lighting.
I know I got a tiny bit in depth but this is so you understand my use of SD at the end of harvest. Any recommendations?
I have been growing for quite some time now but can always learn more.
P.S. I'd rather not bother with molasses but if it makes a huge difference I will do another 50-50 test at harvest!
I love sugar daddy, now my question is are there any similar products out there that somebody could recommend? My next harvest is a month off then it will be perpetual (every 3 weeks) so If there is anything worth while I will buy some of it as well as another gallon of Sugar Daddy for comparison!
I use Sugar daddy the last 10 to 14 days once I stop feeding it's sugar daddy and water for 5 days then super flush the pots and back to sugar daddy for 5 to 9 more days. I don't actually water every day (obviously) but this is the time scale. Then I let them sit for a day or so to help the drying process after that about 24-48 hours of dark and then harvest in the dark aka: under green lighting.
I know I got a tiny bit in depth but this is so you understand my use of SD at the end of harvest. Any recommendations?
I have been growing for quite some time now but can always learn more.
P.S. I'd rather not bother with molasses but if it makes a huge difference I will do another 50-50 test at harvest!