Can you control the stickness of the weed.

[vchapmansr]

Can you control the stickiness of the weed? If so, how? I appreciate the input that hopefully I receive fellas

vchapmansr Reviewed by vchapmansr on 08-08-2007. Can you control the stickness of the weed. Can you control the stickiness of the weed? If so, how? I appreciate the input that hopefully I receive fellas Rating: 5

[jaGerbom]

dont take advice from me because ive never grown...ive read a few books on it but ive never done it. im pretty sure it mainly depends on the genetics you're working with.

[elway07]

You can produce a higher resin and trich output that will in turn make your buds bigger, denser, and a bit stickier.
Molasses or some sort of carbohydrate supplement like "sweet" added into your water during regular feeding in the flowering phase will do this. I use about 1 tbs of molasses or sweet per gallon of water given to my plant and that works great. Hope this helps.
good luck,E

[stinkyattic]

Elway's got this one under control.
You are only limited by the genetic potential of the plant if you give it enough good carbon.

[RetiredFF]

How many weeks of feeding this supplement do you recommend prior to harvest?

[twoguysupnorth]

im not sure about sweet since ive never used it, but i used molasses right up to the very last watering/last week of flowering. i also used it through vegitave, im not sure of the advantages of this but i figured it couldnt hurt.

[GreenThunb]

I use sweet. You can use this product through all stages of plant groth.I use it through out the flowering phaze.