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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    or stop applying during final flushing?
    Revanche21 Reviewed by Revanche21 on . Botanicare Sweet up till harvest? or stop applying during final flushing? Rating: 5

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    #2
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Personally, I'd stop a week before harvest. If you still want to run sugar,, switch to molasses. There are other fertilizer components in Sweet that I'd prefer to let get used up before I chop.

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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
    Personally, I'd stop a week before harvest. If you still want to run sugar,, switch to molasses. There are other fertilizer components in Sweet that I'd prefer to let get used up before I chop.
    what is in sweet that differs from BSM? (Blackstrap Mollassus)

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    #4
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    It's got some micronutrients in it but I'm not certain as to its exact composition. The one I'd worry about is Magnesium since that is actually the component of chlorophyll that causes the worst burning sensation at the back of your throat when you smoke an improperly flushed or cured bud. Try looking up the product and they should tell you on the label.

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    #5
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Not being a 100% organic grower,I like to flush for two weeks...During the first week of flush they get water with either Sweet or molasses...The second week they get only water with at least one dose of FinalFlush...If I can squeeze in another watering with FinalFlush,even better,but some strains are thirstier than others...:jointsmile:

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    #6
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    ok I found some info saying that Botanicare sweet has arsenic at a level of '36' and human consumption being '5' as safe, Ive decided to change my game plan

    thanks guys!:hippy:

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    #7
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Quote Originally Posted by Revanche21
    ok I found some info saying that Botanicare sweet has arsenic at a level of '36' and human consumption being '5' as safe, Ive decided to change my game plan

    thanks guys!:hippy:
    Aw shit...I've been using this stuff from germ to term for about 2 years...Is there a lawyer in the house...

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    #8
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    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Please show link to this.

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    #9
    Senior Member

    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Quote Originally Posted by Weedhound
    Please show link to this.
    Fertilizer Product Database
    http://boards.cannabis.com/organic-g...et-poison.html

    on a side note:

    State Internet Sites for Trace Metal Analysis of Fertilizer Products Registered in Those States

    shows all the metals in all brands of fertilizers and how much each gets to which state (since each state has different levels?)

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    #10
    Senior Member

    Botanicare Sweet up till harvest?

    Thanks. Off to study.

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