kronbckootoutdoor
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if molasses is good for vegetation how much should be added per litre? i am going to mix it in with my neutrients everytime i feed. is it good for budding aswell?
is molasses good to use?
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greenjumble
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It's mainly used in the flowering stage as 1 tbsp. blackstrap unsulfured molasses to (use a smaller cup of hot water to dissolve it in and then add it to the larger gallon) 1 gallon of water. I use it every third feeding during the flowering period currently and find good results that way. You will notice the increased crytallization almost the next day. I don't mix it in with nutes I do it seperately in a seperate feeding.
If you were to use if for veg it would be just as a supplement once if you hada deficiancy of some type. It's not common to use it in veg.
If you were to use if for veg it would be just as a supplement once if you hada deficiancy of some type. It's not common to use it in veg.
kronbckootoutdoor
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thank you, i will definatly take your advise and use it when it starts to flower ,i was reading the bottle and it contains a good amount of phospherous
greenjumble
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No, you have to buy it in Liquid for and the Best is Blackstrap Unsulfured which contains lots of minerals and the appropriate concentrations of phosphorus. You can get it at a super Market. If you have "stop and shop" near you they have it in the Organic foods section.
greenjumble
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sugars/carbs as well are very important
Thanks buddy, will have look in health shops.
Papi Chingon
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as long as it is unsulfered it is fine, but blackstrap is better.