[DoobieDuck]

HC they look great...very nice image of the sex starting to show...one of the better I've seen, Dr. Duck.

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thank you guys

ezra i always transplant when they go in 12/12.they are in 3 gal pots.
all is normal ,they may look droopy from the dark.

here a fresh photos from today.there is one sweet tall sativa leaning pheno.
the other ones looking like sweet indicas,all is good,they maybe eating a lot so i may give them a small douse of budswel,wee see soon if they need it.
for now its just water and molasses.





















peace

[- ezra -]

They really are gorgeous plants HC. I particularly like the look of that more sativa pheno. How do they smell at this stage? Oh, and can you tell me about how you use the molasses? Do you notice benefits from using it?

- Ez

[- ezra -]

Originally Posted by grapepunched

molasses adds on sweetness while allowing the plant to process carbohydrates and add on more trich coverage..... am i correct? i too am going to start using it. i heard grandmas molasses is tried and true. nice update and are you going to add a smoke report? cant wait, thanks for sharing, keep it green.

-gp

grape - unfortunately I dont think it works like that. Its not that simple. I still to date have not been able to find any literature suggesting that plants can absorb carbohydrates directly through the root system. It would seem that the main benefits of molasses are to nourish soil microorganisms and provide a source of Potassium and trace elements.

Any increase in sweetness, or trich coverage is therefore indirect. I dont understand the mechanisms involved, but it is possible that sweetness is increased, but it is not likely to be due to direct carbohydrate uptake.

- Ez

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molasses,molasses,molasses...h ehe

yeah i love molasses. to me it is, simply put it, best catalyst you can get.specially when you recycle your mix.it will stimulate growth of beneficial microorganisms.

then there are other benefits i find.taste of buds gets much better. i believe you can flush your plants with molasses till the harvest. molasses its not a fertilizer.
i just used it for a year on and off. and still experimenting with it.i use one tbs per gal every time i water.i never try the molasses from the supermarket. i think they are not as good as the true horticultural molasses. it is not for human consumption.its more raw and more beneficial for your plants.
here are some i have used. the empty bottle one was a very thick molasses, the dirty bottle one as you see its much thinner molasses but still good.
these are very good products i recommend.





and the plants enjoy the sweet soil,hehe girls are filling up sweetly









peace

[esbe]

beautiful plants HOT CARGO!

[dontlockmeup]

I use gradma's molases the stuff from the supermarket and it works great. I mix a large handful of wormcastings, some mocha bat guano, 2 tsp molases, five gallons of water and bubble it for 36-48 hours. The stuff froths up real nice and my plants/roots have never looked so good.

nice pics HC. can't wait to see some more in a couple of weeks.

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well the girls are not showing any deficiencies.
they are the tallest plants in the room now,hehe
i never trim them, so they growing tall.
a nice trim job in veg will do them good next time.
not much smell yet,but its coming,hehe

here how they look today,we can see some differences in bud structure now,
from the sativa leaning pheno,to tight and sticky indica buds.





















peace

[lc00p4]

very nice! i really like that indica pheno.

[weedsmoker]

HC beautiful plants how always..
there are looks very good, interesting genetic
happy harvest peace