90% of dried plant material is carbon the source of which is CO2 and any plant food additives you add, Molasses is sugar which is a source of carbon

so just mix 4 table spoons with a gallon of water n ur good to go?

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In our own experience with Garden Safe Liquid fertilizers, we’ve used a pretty close equivalent to the outdoor rate on indoor herbs with some good success. Our best application rate for Garden Safe 3-1-5 ended up being around 1 Tablespoon per gallon ( 1 Tablespoon = 3 teaspoons). Used alone it’s really not a favorite for continuos use, since we don’t see Garden Safe 3-1-5 as a balanced fertilizer. It doesn’t have enough phosphorous to sustain good root growth and flower formation in the long term. It’s best use would probably be in an outdoor soil grow where there are potential pest issues. Animal by-products like blood meal and bone meal are notorious for attracting varmints, so Garden Safe sugar beet molasses fertilizers could provide an excellent “plant based” source of Nitrogen and Potassium for a soil that’s already been heavily amended with a good slow release source of phosphorous, our choice would be soft rock phosphate.
Blackstrap molasses could also be used in a similar fashion, as a stand alone liquid fertilizer for the biological farmer who needs to avoid potential varmint problems caused by animal based products. But, we really believe there is a better overall use for molasses in the organic farmer’s arsenal of fertilizers. Our suggestion for the best available use, would be to make use of the various molasses products as a part making organic teas for watering and foliar feeding.

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Yup..according to high times.. like that one dude said.. ya gotta me sure it doesnt have any additives that might harm the plant.

the only ingredient on the carton is cooking molasses..so I'm not sure if I should use it ?

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Well mine is..
Calories .....60
Sodium.....60mg....2%
Carbohydrate....16g....5%
Sugar...15g
iron...8%
Calcium...4%


Can someone tell me if thats good to use??

hey whats going on every one? I was wondering if you can you molasses while using nutrients as well? Will it change anything if i do use with nutrients like a nitrogen or other element spike.(not sure if that is a good discription on what i was trying to say) Also is it safe to use with aditive that are ment to make you yeild more or bigger? is the aditives to increase your yield/size the same thing/concept as molases? I dont mean to hijack any ones forum i just thought it would be useless to have another forum about molasses.

I would make sure you are using distilled water, thats a lot of sodium if your water is tap it will have more salts. But yeah sounds good to me good sugar, good calcium

so you mean like sum deer park water? something other then water from spickets? i got aloooooooooooooot of deer park water =]
let me know

ok heres a link to the nutritional facts of my molasses!pls tell me if this is ok to use.

http://molasses.ca/site/pdf/Nutritio...ugust_2004.pdf

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