Sugar

[ustim650]

If ever using sugar or something more pure like sucant, how much would be used for five gallons of water?

ustim650 Reviewed by ustim650 on 04-02-2008. Sugar If ever using sugar or something more pure like sucant, how much would be used for five gallons of water? Rating: 5

[Mr. Clandestine]

You can add too much sugar, but it's pretty difficult to actually do, unless done on purpose. If you're unsure, a good rule of thumb on sweets generally tends to be about 1 tablespoon per gallon of water. Feed with it, and if the plant seems to enjoy it, you can try stepping up the dosage a little bit. Just don't go too wild, because although it probably won't devastatingly harmful to the roots, it may attract insects to your grow.

[Storm Crow]

But molasses is where it's at! Molasses gives you the carbs that sugar has, but also nutrients! Do a search and you'll switch! - Granny:hippy: