molasses

[peenster]

I got 5 WW's just entering into flowering & want ta give em sum molasses with nuts next time I water em , anyone know the proper ratio , water to molasses? Thankx.

[Qwertywill]

I think its 1/2 tsp per gallon of water.

[Potted]

Up to and including a tsp. When watering without nutes

[gdogfunkly]

As usual, everyone does something different I was adding 5ml/gal (1tsp) with my nute feeding during veg, but not when watering with cal-mag and URB. Now that I'm in flower, I cut the molasses back to 3ml/gal since I'm adding Bud Candy, which is another sweetener. The hi-brix molasses for plants I use says you can go up to 30ml. 5ml = mild, 15ml = medium, 30ml = strong. I decided to stay on the lower end of the dose, just to be safe and not blanket the roots in too much molasses.

[D.A.A.S.69]

Yeah, ever body does it different, but we have used 2 tablespoons a gallon on alot of them big outdoor plants, an ain't never had no trouble,
An if you buying from the grocery store, best place to buy it, get the BrerRabbit kind, it's got twice the good stuff in it as Grandma's has in it, just make sure it's unsulfered.

[Canuck147]

One TABLE spoon of unsulphered molasses per gallon is the ratio in Canada.
I say we should have shipped the metric system back to the U.K. decades ago.

[PuravidaC]

Now Canuck, don't get all Colonial on us! 😉 I wish the U.S. would finally go metric! 1's, 10's, 100's.... seems so simple!!

[kingfish]

I use 1 tablespoon per gal.

[Canuck147]

Actually we're all great minds by collaborating to grow these plants.

[kingfish]

Don't get too deep on me Canuck.

[Cronk]

I heard it was a tablespoon per gallon

[Ell]

Here it's 1 tsp per gal.