when and how

[GrowinGreen23]

hey guys on my last grow i never used molasses water, have any of you guys used it during the flower stage? how much do i add to the warm water? and when should i start giving it to the plant and how often? every time i water it? i heard yo get crazy good results from it this is why i want to try it. I also heard that honey was good, anyone with info please help, my plants are going on day 5 of 12/12

GG23:thumbsup:

GrowinGreen23 Reviewed by GrowinGreen23 on 07-14-2008. when and how hey guys on my last grow i never used molasses water, have any of you guys used it during the flower stage? how much do i add to the warm water? and when should i start giving it to the plant and how often? every time i water it? i heard yo get crazy good results from it this is why i want to try it. I also heard that honey was good, anyone with info please help, my plants are going on day 5 of 12/12 GG23:thumbsup: Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Honey is a waste of money. Use 1 tablespoon molasses to 1 gallon room temperature water. Use approximately every other watering. It's not really a matter of much precision; just don't use a big giant glob of it or anything. It helps the plant put on bulk and resin by providing a source of carbon that it can easily use.

[joedirte]

stinky, your awsome.
could you use molasses in soil, with your method above?

[joedirte]

*AWEsome

[stinkyattic]

Oh. Yeah, that was the soil amount. I don't really use molasses much in hydro. Sweet seems easier to deal with for hydroponics.
I have used molasses in hydro before but it CAN get gummy and you'll want to run a beneficial bacteria supplement along with it for safety- like SubCulture, for example. Fear the dreaded root rot! rrrar!! rrar!

[joedirte]

k im definetly gonna try this then. ill probably post results in my log, "newbies first grow." thanks for your help everyone.

[dj00140]

can molasses cause lock-out?

[stinkyattic]

I've heard of it, but in pretty extreme overdoses, and can't be any more specific. You don't need much to make a difference, and more is not necessarily 'more'.