smokebluntz
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I know some people use molasses to make there plants taste better. Would honey do the same thing?
Stupid question: Would honey work??
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Bonghitter420
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im not 100% sure but id say no cuz honey prolly has to much sugar in it....but i could be wrong?
420Blunt's
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i disagree with the last guy. thats whats in the molasses that makes it so beneficial to the plant. the sugars/carbohydrates reacts with bacteria to help them thrive. its bacteria that are very beneficial to the plant. i would say that it might be alright. probably along the same likes as molasses. but i would think that this has been tried before and molasses has prevailed. but who knows its worth a shot.
NYC Diesel
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Im quite sure molasses doesnt directly make the plant taste better, its like 420 said, molasses is like a super carb for the plants. Honey has ltos of sugar too but it probabaly wouldnt work as efficiently as molasses, because honey is made by bees, and molasses is straight from sugar cane(its purer)
Bonghitter420
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ahh so i was wrong, well u learn new shit everyday
especially on RIU
especially on RIU
smokebluntz
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ahh so i was wrong, well u learn new shit everyday
So molasses pretty much just gives the plant energy?
closetkiller
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honey is bad
it is natures antibiotic. it will kill beneficial bacteria, that would cause plant problems.
it is natures antibiotic. it will kill beneficial bacteria, that would cause plant problems.
NYC Diesel
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in a way, yes. its like eating a bowl of pasta before a sports game, you do it to get the carbohydrates(energy). Molasses is like giving your plants a giant bowl of pasta.
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