Molasses?
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Little Tommy
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I use it every time I feed or water. One Tablespoon per gallon after you pull the trigger on 12/12.
wyteberrywidow
Global
plants dont need it.. mollases is bad for plants.. where do people get this myth/theory.. it does nothing but give you problems
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wyteberrywidow
Global
sugars are not for plants it clogs up the plant resulting in root rot
wyteberrywidow
Global
do your research alot more people complain about it then they use it..but to each is own right???
mane2008
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i mean i feel you but I used it in small amt.
this tablespoon shit aint for me when i used it i used real small amounts. I saw some diff but not major.
Now my sweetleaf is an other story that shit works well.
I really dont tend to look into molasses or even look at it much on here cause there 5 molasses threads everyday.
but good look on the tip
mane2008
Well-Known Member
alot of carbo synthesizers use sugars so what do you mean?
wyteberrywidow
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wyteberrywidow
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keep me posted i sent af riend req
BADBRAINS84
Active Member
mollases is good for organics, it is food for mycorhizae fungi.
I have sat back and watched this thread was amusement. It's something that's been around for a long time. But this has been brought back to the forefront because of all the Hydroponic businesses in every city these days.
But you can go to the local Walmart in your neighborhood and see 'Mo' being sold there in the garden section. Of course it's marketed under a different name, but make no mistake, it 'Mo', and it works!!!!! Garden Safe All Purpose Liquid Plant Food 3-1-5. The product made by the fine people over at Schultz!
So yeah it works...now what?
