Is adding flavor extracts to soil effective for bud taste?

[Markass]

I remember reading this..can anyone vouche as to whether this is possible, and if so, maybe some insight into it?

Markass Reviewed by Markass on 10-15-2006. Is adding flavor extracts to soil effective for bud taste? I remember reading this..can anyone vouche as to whether this is possible, and if so, maybe some insight into it? Rating: 5

[BlueBear]

I didn't read the link, but on Zandors grow report he did mintion it as something that can work.

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[the image reaper]

Advancd Nutrients has a product, called "Sweet Leaf", if I remember right ... made specifically for taste enhancement ... I've never tried it ... :smokin:

[stinkyattic]

There's a few products on the market that say they work for flavor enhancement and aroma in plants that make aromatic oils/resins.

I use molasses.

But as for adding a complex flavor molecule to soil and hoping the roots will take it up and turn it into smelly nice bud, I'm going to say stick with giving your plants the building-blocks (sugar).

[peace plz]

Hey stinkyattic...Can you tell me how much molasses you use? And what kind of schedule you use it on? Thanks.

[stinkyattic]

I'm not very scientific.
I use exactly one blob whenever I remember to during flower...

Seriously add about a teaspoon or so per gallon in addition to your regular fertilizer, whenever you fert during flower. It's not a harsh supplement so you don't have to be exact- def/tox doesn't really come into play.

I have noticed an almost ridiculous difference in my finished product since I started using the stuff.

MAKE SURE IT IS UNSULFURED!!!!!