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    Can I still use molasses after flushing my plants?

    I just flushed my two plants today and getting ready to harvest in about two weeks maybe more but can I still feed my plants molasses or should I just stick to water now? would feeding it molasses give it a harsh taste at this point? I hear it helps give your plants more trichomes.
    GreenGrinch Reviewed by GreenGrinch on . Can I still use molasses after flushing my plants? I just flushed my two plants today and getting ready to harvest in about two weeks maybe more but can I still feed my plants molasses or should I just stick to water now? would feeding it molasses give it a harsh taste at this point? I hear it helps give your plants more trichomes. Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    Can I still use molasses after flushing my plants?

    I do not know of any reason to stop feeding molasses.
    I'll give my plants sugar right up to the last watering before harvest.
    The worst for harshness is Nitrogen.

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Can I still use molasses after flushing my plants?

    ^ what she said.

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