bud candy

[BODYMODR]

i was recently told that molasses if watered down does the same thing as bud candy at a cheaper price. again thank you for your time.

 

[Ohmless]

works superior to bud candy in soil-less mix, but is too thick to mix properly IME in a reservoir. bud candy is a good product if you can afford it. I use roughly one Tbsp molasses per gallon.

 

[BODYMODR]

Thank you for your time and answering my question

 

[Mtn Dew]

works superior to bud candy in soil-less mix, but is too thick to mix properly IME in a reservoir. bud candy is a good product if you can afford it. I use roughly one Tbsp molasses per gallon.

1 Tblspn to 5 gallon in a res

 

[true grit]

So does gatorade. cheap cheap.

 

[BODYMODR]

Do you use it every time you water?

 

[decrimCA]

i was recently told that molasses if watered down does the same thing as bud candy at a cheaper price. again thank you for your time.

Sigh. Misinformation!

Check this out: http://www.advancednutrients.com/carbs/

Really, Bud Candy is derived from molasses, true, but also from sugar cane, sugar beet, cranberry, and grape extracts.

I was once a grower that bought those crappy pieces of information, but now I know better.

 

[VonBudí]

I was once a grower that bought those crappy pieces of information, but now I know better.

so now you just fall for the sales pitch?

 

[Ziggaro]

Never used the stuff but Bud Candy contains sugars that can be directly be absorbed by the plant, such as Xylose and Ribose. It also contains fulvic, B vitamins, amino acids, and a ton of others. It's all on the label, folks!

Molasses contains the sugars sucrose glucose and fructose , which are used by beneficials, and good amounts of nutrients