Molasses,Very Nice Thank You

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #1

well im a sceptic, but after five days of useing this stuff on my house plant and garden plants, and my prise rhino,s i have to say my plants have never looked beter.for plant pot growers only,sorry to the rest tho who cant use it because it clogs your equipment up, anyways on the pluss point its on any supermarket shelfs, either in the uk or america, anywhere i guess lol look in the sugar department , yes its a bag of sugar,half a tea spoon per 2 pints of water,boil and pour a small amount over the sugar, stir well then add ot to your every feed, anyeway its just my oppinion as a person its not advice, just what im doing , one last note the cheapest addative your ever buy

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #2

also i forgot to say , ive hardly seen a bug or a fly or any insects around my plants since ive been useing it

 

MRbudsmoker

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #3

hi mate hows your grow doing. im nearly at harvest!!! can't wait.

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #4

well im very happy with it at the moment, its under white rhino grow journals,so how are you keeping, wish mine was nearer the finnish line

 

durban poison

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #5

skyb said:

well im a sceptic, but after five days of useing this stuff on my house plant and garden plants, and my prise rhino,s i have to say my plants have never looked beter.for plant pot growers only,sorry to the rest tho who cant use it because it clogs your equipment up, anyways on the pluss point its on any supermarket shelfs, either in the uk or america, anywhere i guess lol look in the sugar department , yes its a bag of sugar,half a tea spoon per 2 pints of water,boil and pour a small amount over the sugar, stir well then add ot to your every feed, anyeway its just my oppinion as a person its not advice, just what im doing , one last note the cheapest addative your ever buy

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Sound man, will get some when at that stage...

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #6

i would use it every alternative feed in flowering

 

durban poison

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #7

Every alternative feed? I read on the other thread, that they recommend using it on the last week of flowering...
Whatcha think?

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #8

well im useing it know im in my 4th week of flower,my plants like it, you can tell when they like something if you study them long enough

 

durban poison

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #9

skyb said:

well im useing it know im in my 4th week of flower,my plants like it, you can tell when they like something if you study them long enough

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And, how does it look? Are the buds swelled up, like they've said it will?

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #10

looks lush green and buds r doing nice, ive also used it on some house plants and there looking good also

 

durban poison

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #11

skyb said:

looks lush green and buds r doing nice, ive also used it on some house plants and there looking good also

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Gonna give it a go! + rep

 

RASCALONE

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #12

i am also using the molassis,ive been feeding 1day,molassis the next and just water the next.and start all over again.that was someone feeding schedule(cant remeber who)but it seems to work ok i guess.i dont see any thing special,but i have faith it will hook up my buds.im gonna try everyday for a week see if i can see a diffrence....rascalone

 

skyb

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• Sep 5, 2007

• #13

well after a few days is wen i noticed my observations,guess its not going to happen instantly, but i watered lots of plants with it house, garden , and my rhino,im realy happy ,obviously it needs alot more testing but like i said you can tell when a plant likes wat its is eating

 

pastor420

Active Member

• Sep 5, 2007

• #14

My schedule is every other watering with the Blackstrap, all the way from from veg through flower.

 

skyb

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #15

have not tried it in veg,but i will next grow

 

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fdd2blk

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #16

cough, cough, https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/24703-its-all-bullsh-t.html cough.

 

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drock101

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #17

fdd2blk said:

cough, cough, https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/24703-its-all-bullsh-t.html cough.

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could you explain why? I've heard so many good things about using it from both pot people and regular gardeners.

 

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fdd2blk

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #18

drock101 said:

could you explain why? I've heard so many good things about using it from both pot people and regular gardeners.

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i see it likes this; unless you do a side-by-side, with everything exactly the same except one gets molasses and the other doesn't then you will never know for sure. how do you know the plant wouldn't have done that anyway? i'm NOT using molasses and i am getting fat swollen buds. so............

click that link.

 

skyb

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #19

totaly agree hence i used it on a few house plants first,liked wat i saw and then used it on my serious plants,

 

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fdd2blk

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• Sep 6, 2007

• #20

skyb said:

totaly agree hence i used it on a few house plants first,liked wat i saw and then used it on my serious plants,

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i like the fact you tried it on house plants. i'm sure you know them. if they liked it and you saw it well, i guess i can't argue.