molasses question

dabull69

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ok guys for the last 2 weeks of my grow i plan on feeding just molasses. the question is will feeding molasses up to harvest effect my taste or anything. i kow to cut out the nutes but i didnt know if molasses was safe? any help would be appreciated.
 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half
Itll change the tstae slightly and the aroma.Not harmful just different but if its a soil grow ill definately add weight and girth to buds.Never ever in an aero setup though.I learned lol
 

dabull69

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lol yeah its soil. so u guys really thing it will make a big difference even jst usin it in the last 2-3 weeks? and should i go ahead and cut the molasses too or just go ahead and keep feedin?
 

FatTony420

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Hell, the only negative thing ive heard about molasses or any concentrated sugar load is when growers foliar feed. (As in spraying leaves with a concentration)

Foliage feeding leads to sticky leaves, and insect problems. Soil feeding is chill as far as I know.

What do you have to loose? If anything you have everything to gain by giving them some extra sugar imo.
 

MrFishy

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It's certainly changed the size and appearance of my buds. I'm a first time molasses user and will be using it from here on out, starting pretty much day one of month two when budding @1TB per gallon. Dose varies w/growers.
 

Erysichthon

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im around 2 weeks to cut as well. i have been using molases for most of my flowering. rotating molases, flower nutes, straight water. hittin it with a flush in a day or 2 when it needs watering. and one more .5 stength molases after that. its my first grow so as to taste and stuff i cant say, but my buds are pretty fat. if it changes taste id say it will probably be sweeter.

Ery
 

redirasta

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You can use epsom salts 1 tsp per gallon, the molasses in my opinion makes the overall taste a bit more floral, or fruity. I generally cut off everything in the last two weeks to that I get the most natural taste out of the bud. but that is my opinion.
 

redirasta

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magnesium is the core ingredient in molasses, sugar increases production of chloryphl, which i don't think I want in my finished product, I notice leafier finish.
if you are looking to fatten buds Co2 is a good way. prayer candles are close to 1$
and provide enough for about one plant.. ie. 4 plants should have 6 candles
 

ups420

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i just bought a jar of grandma's mollasses and am saving it for flowering, i am wondering the same question if i use it during veg will growth increase? will sugar be stored up in the plant when i switch over to flower?
 

redirasta

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i use a cocktail of tsp per gallon of epsom salts, molasses, fert, and during veg I use superthrive which you can get a home debt. this makes fat fat fat stems, to support mammoth buds, that may bud for many months, we had a plant on bud for 14 months, we just couldn't take it any more so i chopped it. Won't HAPPEN EVERY TIME, AND you should only use the epsom salts twice a week. molasses and any kind of magnesium will make whe plant thive and nice and neon green, for a tasty harvest, I cut off all nutes 2 -3 weeks before anticipated harvest. When the trichs are no-longer clear and take on a opaque shade of amber. good luck
 

johnwashburnx30

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magnesium is the core ingredient in molasses, sugar increases production of chloryphl, which i don't think I want in my finished product, I notice leafier finish.
if you are looking to fatten buds Co2 is a good way. prayer candles are close to 1$
and provide enough for about one plant.. ie. 4 plants should have 6 candles
prayer candles? you mean you put candles into the room?? what ive been doing is (i make homemade wine) so i put my wine bottles in my grow room. they release alot of c02 into the air. two projects at once.
 

Jester22

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sup guys when do u started feeding molasses? my plants r 4 weeks in flowering. should i start now?
 
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