if im not mistaken molasses is just a bog burst of sugars and carbs? well i just thought id bring up honey? its all natural made from bees. idk its nutrients tho? anyone have any info they would like to share. and i know about using apple juice already so please refrain from talking about that
using honey instead of molasses?
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jeff f
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my question would be, why? its more expensive and not as effective. if it was more effective there would be thousands of pages of info on it just like molasses. its not like its a "new" product.
i am pretty sure molasses is natural too.
btw, i know tons and tons of information about using apple juice and how it has increased my yield by 389%. but i will refrain from talking about it.
i am pretty sure molasses is natural too.
btw, i know tons and tons of information about using apple juice and how it has increased my yield by 389%. but i will refrain from talking about it.
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doc111
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Check this thread out. It may give you a bit of insight on why people use Molasses. Smoke a fatty first. It's kind of a long read. Enjoy!
https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/186821-molasses-every-thing-u-need.html
BTW jeff. I thought your joke was funny.
yes ty this is what i was looking for. and as for apple juce i know its great and if you wanted to go on about that would be kool i just wanted my question answered first.
MonkeyFonics
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been using sugar daddy from BC by technaflora, it smells like str8 molasses.
so far so good.
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so far so good.
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doc111
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............that's because it probably is molasses.
jeff f
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............that's because it probably is molasses.
when i give my plants molasses they look at me with those big batty eyes and say, "mmmmm, me luv molasses".
its weird too because they always sound like the cookie monster. but they look more like kermit. accept the blue hammer i grow. it looks a little like cookie.....
GANJAxDUBZ
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so you got me interested in this apple juice thing, ive never read anything about apple juice for plants explain please?
GANJAxDUBZ
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where you talking to me? I didnt "fall" for anything i just asked him to explain apple juice for your plants because ive never heard anything about it.
I have use both one then the other.I think honey is like lite flush. 
But I have less then 200 posts! Bud was soooo good!
jeff f
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i know nothing about apple juice. never heard of anyone using it. it was a joke.
i cant see anyway it would be more effective than molasses. you would have to use it practically straight and that would cost an arm and a leg. and i have no idea what the ph would be.
way more sugar per spoonful of molasses and its a proven aid to growth.
i have a brown thumb and stick to proven performance. remember, we arent the first guys to ever grow weed. all this shit has been tried before. so unless its some sort of new product, ie ceramic metal halide lites, led lites or something like that, its more likely a wives tale.
K I S S. its farming. people have been doing it since adam and eve.
i cant see anyway it would be more effective than molasses. you would have to use it practically straight and that would cost an arm and a leg. and i have no idea what the ph would be.
way more sugar per spoonful of molasses and its a proven aid to growth.
i have a brown thumb and stick to proven performance. remember, we arent the first guys to ever grow weed. all this shit has been tried before. so unless its some sort of new product, ie ceramic metal halide lites, led lites or something like that, its more likely a wives tale.
K I S S. its farming. people have been doing it since adam and eve.
GANJAxDUBZ
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ok thanks for the quick reply that was all i was looking for , thought it sounded a little strange
homebrewer
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Actually, you're wrong here. Honey has 17% MORE sugar than molasses. However, honey has virtually zero nutrients in it whereas molasses can have small amounts of potash, sulfur, and a variety of micronutrients. Honey is naturally sterile as it's pH is in the 3's and would need diluted when used to feed to soil, which is what molasses is used for.
EDIT: I think you may have been talking about apple juice now that I reread the quote.
Spanishfly
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389% - thats a pretty precise statement.
Why ´refrain´ from talking about it if it works??
