skunkushybrid
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Thankyou. I'll never use IT (i imagined them to be brown soft things, like philosophers stone), but i may have the need to educate someone else about it one day. Thanks, again.
First Soil Grow, In My Closet
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bigbudeddie
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Molasses is the purest form of sugar. It is a sap with vital nutes but not from a tree, from sugar caine. Peace BBE
skunkushybrid
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Cheers BBE. My next question would have been which tree.
kindprincess
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molasses trees! 
molasses is the waste from making granulated sugar.
most of your supplements are 90+% blackstrap molasses; ie, sweet, carboload, lk.....
kp
molasses is the waste from making granulated sugar.
most of your supplements are 90+% blackstrap molasses; ie, sweet, carboload, lk.....
kp
skunkushybrid
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So it does come from a maple tree? Or sugar cane?
Or both?
Or both?
skunkushybrid
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Hey! you edited. now i think i'm going mad...
kieahtoka
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wow to think waste is so useful lol to us... DAMNIT now I remember that I forgot to add it to my last watering...molasses trees!
molasses is the waste from making granulated sugar.
most of your supplements are 90+% blackstrap molasses; ie, sweet, carboload, lk.....
kp
kindprincess
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i live to mess with you mind babe
i was going to say maple trees, but i figured a n00b might take me serious
, so i edited it to an even more ludicrous pun....love, kp
skunkushybrid
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Hey! now you're being cruel. I've never been very organic. Carboload has got to better, specially formulated for plants, bio....whatever.
Can you use molasses in DWC? or hydro?
Can you use molasses in DWC? or hydro?
kindprincess
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w-ell....
you can, but i don't realy recomend it unless you don't have a problem cleaning your res and lines every res change
molasses is sticky. i haven't seen if florakleen will flush it out, but that's the biggest draw back; it will leave a residue.
carboload is mostly blackstrap molasses. so is sweet, so is karma.
kp
skunkushybrid
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where would you buy something like that, molasses?
Don't forget i'm from the UK, we do things differently over here. we have head shops everywhere. For a litre of liquid carboload it costs me £12.50. About $22 (guestimate). Would that be considered expensive?
Don't forget i'm from the UK, we do things differently over here. we have head shops everywhere. For a litre of liquid carboload it costs me £12.50. About $22 (guestimate). Would that be considered expensive?
skunkushybrid
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But is it as good? like KP said, with the residue thing (certainly no good for hydro, dwc, nft and whatever else) but is it as good as carboload in soil?
skunkushybrid
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molasses sound a little messy. So to a noob, with not much money it'd be better to recommend this stuff. But if they have a bit of dough then recommend the carboload. I started with carboload, have never used an alternative so I don't know.
kieahtoka
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...lucky bastard..here they are ALL disguised as something else, mainly convenience stores with a small section devoted to tobacco.
abudsmoker
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i noticed you selected jock horror. who are your seeds from i have this strin cloned from seeds and flowering week 1.5. i must say these are getting tall fast, i will get you some pictures. one trait i notice very dominate is these sharp cut leaves that are very jagged
abudsmoker
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cali mag and or sweet is my prefered method of loading up the carbo's
kieahtoka
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I got mine from nirvana. I've noticed that with a couple of my seedlings. I can already see the sativa dominance in the leaves.