Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
What specific soil did you transplant into? Might be enough organics in the fresh soil to take you through to the end with minimal addition of flowering nutrients. Might be you need to add more. Time will tell.
im using a proffessional soil mix without additive nutrients (light mix)

Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
It might be that at some point down the line they (the plants) will want you to resume a 'normal' nutrient regimine, but i'd stick with molasses only till they've recovered from the transplant shock and previous 'issues'.
im sorry but you are not clear on the subject - what should i do after the plants recover? should i stop with the molasses? should i give them something else - keep in mind that i prefer to use my old blottles if possible, and i can't really afford buying new ones - let's say that maybe i can buy 1 product if it's necessary.

Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
Are you referring to a b vitamin product for root growth? If so...perhaps you should read this:
http://www.puyallup.wsu.edu/~Linda%2...tamin%20B1.pdf
No, I don't recommend root accelerators, and rooting hormone doesn't help to form roots on roots. (in case you were wondering...)
i was referring for a product of biobizz called "root-juice" which i usualy use during the first week of veg. i don't think it contains vitamin B as it does not mention it on the bottle

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thanks again for all the support Rusty, and may i also ask what is your preferred method of consumption?