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I am sure that you can, but I have never grown that way. Stinky, when she comes back around will be able to answer that better for you. I know that I have put molasses into a drip hydro reserviour (sp?) and it was fine. You just have to make sure that you pre-mix it in gallon jugs and shake vigorously so that you will not have a sticky build up in the bottom of your tank. It has to be dissolved first.
Good luck,
elway
I use a canoe paddle to mix it right in the res.Quote:
Originally Posted by elway07
Psteve... yeah.. whatever gets the job done eh? I guess I was thinking about a smaller res. Maybe you can help out snowblind more with his questions. I have never grown with that sort of system.. thanks!:thumbsup:
FF where' ya go m8?
Does just plain old cooking molasses work fine?
I looked around and found nothing that said unsulfered mollases.
Look closely at the label, the unsulfured bit is sometimes hard to see.
I use a canoe paddle to mix my soil, haha!
Elway, I found my way back! The pictures of the plants, and the buds in particular, are very impressive. It gives me soething to shoot for. I'm convinced now that I will add the molasses to my feeding regimen. All in all, I'm envious! BTW r u on the left coast?
cheers guys, u rock
Snowblind- Thanks much! Cheers 2 you!
FF Thanks I am glad you enjoyed those pics! I sure did. They were finally dry this am!!:stoned: No I do not live in Cali.
MMMMM MMMM MMMMMM WOW double WOW
Blink- the easiest to find is "grandmas" it is unsulphered molasses and can be found at any grocery store. They will have molasses in larger containers at your local hydro store but I will warn you that it will be more expensive than just getting at the grocery store.
good luck.
I will post another update later today when I check the girls again... Can't wait... This long wait is killing me!
Elway
Elway, we're all salivating!