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THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

I’m honestly scared to use it now. Can I share a secret? Seriously is no big deal if you don’t. I haven’t used it in years man. I did it for a while back in the day, I got the info from the Jorge Cervantes grow bible a loooong time ago. I only ever...
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climbit said:
I’m honestly scared to use it now.
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Can I share a secret?

Seriously is no big deal if you don’t. I haven’t used it in years man. I did it for a while back in the day, I got the info from the Jorge Cervantes grow bible a loooong time ago. I only ever really use it, if a plant is a lot smaller in the flower production than its counterparts. Haven’t had that problem in a while. I did use it when I ran autos for a few years too, for weights sake……
 
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So when we use microbial inoculants, all those life forms are in a dormant state. The first order of business if you want the best chance of waking them up and keeping them awake is to aerate/oxygenate your solution with a bubbler, say 12 hours but don’t push it much more than that. I don’t have time for that personally. Then, the next most important thing is to keep the soil moist. That can be tricky but if you’re comfortable with it, you’re microbes are winning. If you’re doing dry backs, just forget about the molasses. Even if you wake those microbes up, they’re gonna go right back to sleep if conditions aren’t favorable. If your microbes remain dormant, molasses won’t feed them and it won’t wake them up. What negative consequences with there being molasses in the soil that isn’t actively consumed? I don’t know the answer to that. I’ve only used it outdoors.

I’ve seen that these plants will grow just fine without overly complicating things. But, I also understand things can be tweaked and improved upon. But most of those tweaks come with risks, so it’s worth studying up before potentially upsetting the balance.
 
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Captspaulding said:
Can I share a secret?

Seriously is no big deal if you don’t. I haven’t used it in years man. I did it for a while back in the day, I got the info from the Jorge Cervantes grow bible a loooong time ago. I only ever really use it, if a plant is a lot smaller in the flower production than its counterparts. Haven’t had that problem in a while. I did use it when I ran autos for a few years too, for weights sake……
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I’m saying I’m really trynna get the plant to pack weight on. Apart from some slight up burn from the light my plant is otherwise healthy af. I think…
 
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Rama777 said:
So when we use microbial inoculants, all those life forms are in a dormant state. The first order of business if you want the best chance of waking them up and keeping them awake is to aerate/oxygenate your solution with a bubbler, say 12 hours but don’t push it much more than that. I don’t have time for that personally. Then, the next most important thing is to keep the soil moist. That can be tricky but if you’re comfortable with it, you’re microbes are winning. If you’re doing dry backs, just forget about the molasses. Even if you wake those microbes up, they’re gonna go right back to sleep if conditions aren’t favorable. If your microbes remain dormant, molasses won’t feed them and it won’t wake them up. What negative consequences with there being molasses in the soil that isn’t actively consumed? I don’t know the answer to that. I’ve only used it outdoors.

I’ve seen that these plants will grow just fine without overly complicating things. But, I also understand things can be tweaked and improved upon. But most of those tweaks come with risks, so it’s worth studying up before potentially upsetting the balance.
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So when I set up my water would it be okay to throw the one teaspoon of molasses and a serving of great white myco and then water with this. I can add the great white and molasses to the same water bottle right?
 
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Yeah you can. If you decide to do it, for real leave some airspace in your bottle, cap it and shake the shit out of it until your arms can’t stand it anymore, then do it again ;)

That process will wake up some of the microbes and they will start working on the molasses.
 
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Rama777 said:
I think if I do use it, it will for sure be as a foliar first. Maybe I’ll spray my bonsai mums with it to see if I notice anything. I wouldn’t cry if they got fucked up.
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Omg no. You’ll suffocate your leaves with a foliar application of molasses. Unless you are doing a 1/100 ratio or something.
 
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Rama777 said:
I’d probably go with an 1/8 teaspoon per gallon.
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That’s a decent ratio. But I would still be crazy Leary. I’m a no foliar spray head though, unless it’s for critters, the squeeze has never really been worth the juice with the different solutions you can apply. Winter is the best time to use the stuff imo as well, less chance of an invasive pest showing up for all that sugar water…..
 
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Captspaulding said:
Nmdmt and 5meo DMT are both incredible in their own right, but that toad juice baby. That’s bonkers shit. I have caught and milked them in southern Arizona ten or so years ago with a shaman friend who has since moved on from this world. They are actually being chased out of Mexico from people snatching them up to milk them. They are an issue in mid Florida now too. Easy to come across there. They never shut up so easy snaggin all told. They aren’t very fast either. Bufo Alvarous to the front!
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Just a thought.......

Molasses is/can be very beneficial to any grow......

It's been said before, and from my personal experiences, but even without having organic soil, used correctly, molasses will not harm your plants......

There is a whole www. 🕳 that have proven, scientific studies about the use......

I ran out a while back and haven't refilled since.......

In my areas, it's not needed......but if I had any, I'd be using it......
 
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GoldenDragondnw said:
Look dude...let's get a hype man for these scientists...they be boring af in these vids I'm trying to learn but I'm like omg the monotony.

We need one like YEEEEEEEAAAAAA! toads THATS RIGHT! Using methanol at room temps...GET IT!!
😆 🤣 😂 😹
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Exactly why i loved Bill Nye and Beekman. Had me doing science experiments and playing in the dirt since i was a baby.
 
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Bilber said:
Just a thought.......

Molasses is/can be very beneficial to any grow......

It's been said before, and from my personal experiences, but even without having organic soil, used correctly, molasses will not harm your plants......

There is a whole www. 🕳 that have proven, scientific studies about the use......

I ran out a while back and haven't refilled since.......

In my areas, it's not needed......but if I had any, I'd be using it......
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And that’s what’s up! I did state in the wrong hands it can be dangerous….but legit, it has its benefits.
 
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