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Old 08-28-2006, 02:39 PM
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what about molasses
i heard molasses is a good flowering fert but what do you do with it just pour that shit on thr roots or mix it with water im lost
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Wouldn't that attract ants to your crop? Just wondering...

Also what happens if you add coco power..not the sweet but the cooking kind?

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Ummmm don't add ! that will just grow mould.
 
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This old chestnut keeps cropping up. NNNOOOO , molasses is not a fert at all.

Put that on your plants and you will get BUGS is all.
 
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Old 08-28-2006, 09:30 PM
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I used organic molasses (along with another flowering fert) and I had NO bug problems, NO mould problems... just big fat buds..

I thought there were some pretty intense studyings on molasses used during flowering???

I don't think I will use it this year, but last year it sure didn't hurt..
 
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This old chestnut keeps cropping up. NNNOOOO , molasses is not a fert at all.

Put that on your plants and you will get BUGS is all.
so whats a good flowering fert that is common i saw you fermented leafs trick thats sick trying that next year
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so whats a good flowering fert that is common
If you want to buy an easily obtained flowering fert, look for something designed for fruiting tomatoes, where the P and K are higher than the N. Good luck.
 
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A quick search has come up with one use for molasses - spraying dilute on agricultural plants as a microbial nutrient to boost the plants immune response, which can be reliant on microbes growing on it.

I would never spray sticky molasses on my girls. Stick to organic ferts.
 
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A quick search has come up with one use for molasses - spraying dilute on agricultural plants as a microbial nutrient to boost the plants immune response, which can be reliant on microbes growing on it.

I would never spray sticky molasses on my girls. Stick to organic ferts.
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