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yeah.. i wouldn't say go ahead because i don't know enough to make an assumption.. but i bet if you did half the recommended application of both.. u might be alright... but like i said... havent tried, and i know bb is strong

yes they do run a lil hot... but they produce in most cases...

good luck with that one buddy... got a good plan there...

right on....

ur still pretty small to worry about a loss..

no... i began to get impatient trying to wait and bring it back and i cut it from the team... grew out the others and took a new cutting.. then i just filled the gap...

i tried my second grow to use mollases all the way through the grow... but didnt notice a signifigant diff than with just giving the end flowering boost of energy..i think throwing the trace elements(those which are found in molasses) in the soil as your flushing out everything else really let...

1 tablspoon..straight up...good for the plants....

Yes i know what im doing.. dont look @ me like that.. .lol...

show me some close ups on your main stem and nodes..please if you dont mind... we'l get you taken care of... i can try to help.. and there are others who can help you as well just be patient... alot of people ask a lot of good ?'s..

i would go into bigger pots...it can only do good...

Bump .

thank you very much...my girls appreciate the compliment..

but hey...all improvement ,, why not do it?

exactly as i do on the last 2 weeks... 1 week to go ...i use only water.. 2 grows ago i did it on half my plants..total of 6.. and the 3 with the molasses added looked fatter, frostier, but the only thing was that i only had a 16.5 gram difference in total weight between the seperated grow. the...

if you are more interested here is a link that will tell you everything you need to know about mollases and its uses in the garden... it does work i tell u..http://boards.cannabis.com/organic-growing/81681-molasses-sweet-organic-goodness.html

In addition to sugars, molasses contains significant amounts of potash, sulfur, and a variety of micronutrients. Because molasses is derived from plants, and because the manufacturing processes that create it remove mostly sugars, the majority of the mineral nutrients that were contained in the...

Molasses is a syrupy, thick juice created by the processing of either sugar beets or the sugar cane plant. Depending on the definition used, Sweet Sorghum also qualifies as a molasses, although technically it’s a thickened syrup more akin to Maple Syrup than to molasses. The grade and type...

i was growing in rockwool and had a plant do that to me.... im assuming you prepared all the rockwool the correct way? and are not feeding those plants anything.. but 6.0 water...piss yell on a ph test....

i have also flowered with just the fox farm big bloom.. and yes you can get a plentiful yield just using that during the full flowering term... try adding some molasses to your watering solution, a week before you harvest.. considered a secret ingredient in most organic gardens..raises energy...