Using great white mycorrhizae and Bembé sweet and dandy for sugars.

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Rmaclaren

Rmaclaren

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hi I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this thread but I guess I’ll find out. I have been growing 2 16” plants in a one gallon pot of fox farms ocean forest. I have just bought some great white mycorrhizae that I plan on using once it arrives by mixing with water and watering the one gallons, wait another week or 2 and use it again when I transplant into my 20 gallon fabric pots, then use it one final time just before flowering. I have read that it may be beneficial to feed whatever’s in the great white sugars? I have some bembe sweet and dandy that I’m planning on using as part of my flowering line up that contains 4% fructose and 4% glucose cane and beet sugar. Would this be a good idea to use instead of plain water with the great white/ plain water after transplanting and then going back to my regular veg feeding schedule afterwords? Any and all view points are appreciated
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Rmaclaren said:
hi I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this thread but I guess I’ll find out. I have been growing 2 16” plants in a one gallon pot of fox farms ocean forest. I have just bought some great white mycorrhizae that I plan on using once it arrives by mixing with water and watering the one gallons, wait another week or 2 and use it again when I transplant into my 20 gallon fabric pots, then use it one final time just before flowering. I have read that it may be beneficial to feed whatever’s in the great white sugars? I have some bembe sweet and dandy that I’m planning on using as part of my flowering line up that contains 4% fructose and 4% glucose cane and beet sugar. Would this be a good idea to use instead of plain water with the great white/ plain water after transplanting and then going back to my regular veg feeding schedule afterwords? Any and all view points are appreciated
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Most use unsulfured molasses. The Bembe sounds like more simple sugars. Why not? They don’t need much.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Rmaclaren said:
Should I mix the bembe in with the great white in my water jugs or apply separately?
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You don’t have to add Great White to every feeding. In fact by the time you flower you shouldn’t have to be adding it. Only supporting it. I would not mix the two.
 
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LinguaPeel

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Feed Cannabis Cannabis sugars don't feed Cannabis beet sugars.

Are you trying to turn your bud into beets?

Make the plant produce it's own sugars..
 
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