Molasses for taste or for the health of the plant?

Prefontaine

Prefontaine

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plants dont absorb sugar through their roots, they release sugar from their roots to support the symbiotic relationship plants have with certain bacteria and fungi, by adding molasses you increase the populations of these benies in the soil and therby increase the yield size.
 
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gobskiii

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it is also a good cal/mag and iron supplement for half the cost of botanicare's cal/mag plus.




i to use brer rabbit.
 
Milovan

Milovan

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Can you use Molasses in conjunction with liquid ferts or do you feed Molasses
by itself only?
 
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gobskiii

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as with anything...you can add it to your gallon water and nutrients without any problems...atleast fox farms line-up and it works for me.
 
Prefontaine

Prefontaine

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Milovan said:
Can you use Molasses in conjunction with liquid ferts or do you feed Molasses
by itself only?
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I use with my fert mix, i dont use much and i dont use it very often, it takes bacteria a while to break down sugar so just use a little
 
Prefontaine

Prefontaine

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gobskiii said:
as with anything...you can add it to your gallon water and nutrients without any problems...atleast fox farms line-up and it works for me.
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fox farm hydro three pack, plus miracle grow, cause the hydro three pack doesnt have urea which is good for soil, brer rabbit, great white, and general hydro ph down,
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Prefontaine said:
I use with my fert mix, i dont use much and i dont use it very often, it takes bacteria a while to break down sugar so just use a little
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Not only this but the extra calmag from large quantities of mollasses can stop the uptake of N.



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Milovan

Milovan

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Great info and a lot of help. I use Fox Farm liquid ferts.
Thank you very much guys, I appreciate it a lot!
 
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