How many Tbsp.'s ,one or is it two/gallon of water?

[tattoojim]

They got that brand at Fresh n Easy, I've ran that plenty of times, now I'm buying it for 20.00 per 5 Gallons.

thats a bangin price...i pay...aaaaaa i dont want to say:(

 

[Schwoop]

My boy in NorCal gets it for us, I feel ya Jim. They tax ya hard on them little quarts in the city.

 

[Cort]

Any feed lot has in stock, or can order, large quantities of it. Id do that, but it takes me more than a year to use a gal of calmag, 5g of molasses would be an obscene waste.

Ill check fresh and easy. I have looked at other health stores and even Trader Joe's but didnt find anything to my liking.

Edit: just had a "ding" moment. Why have I never checked Smart and Final?

 

[Schwoop]

300 gall brews take 1500 mls! Lol! Not all Mollasis is created equal, what most feed stores sell is low grade IMO, and Hi Brix has Phos Acid in it.

 

[ghost79]

if you can get your hands on this one, it has the highest amounts of P...C......well you can see the lable :DView attachment 243531View attachment 243532

that's what I was using, was the organic unsulphured molassess by wholesome sweeteners bwfore I ran out, and because it's so costly I just got the "mas" molassess. I don't think there's a huge difference except the added benefits of the nutes and being organic and all, but when your doing the load I'm doing, that would be ridiculously expensive. thanks for all your input brothers and sisters. sucanat is also a very good, but expensive product by wholesome sweeteners. It's 4;20 I gotta go.

 

[Animal Chin]

wrong its 1:20...west coast baby all day! lol this was a great enjoyment reading this thread. the start was classic i was laughing my ass of before i even read any comments and from there it just got better. peace

 

[Cort]

Struck out at Fresh and Easy for molasses. They had grandma's.

Did have some mighty fine looking whole chickens for $.77/lb though.

 

[MitchyNugz]

I switched from using molasses to Sucanut and haven't looked back....my buddy just picked up a tub of botanicare's Strapped there own molasses product....it smells great and price isn't to bad either might give it a go!

 

[ghost79]

I switched from using molasses to Sucanut and haven't looked back....my buddy just picked up a tub of botanicare's Strapped there own molasses product....it smells great and price isn't to bad either might give it a go!

Yeah, Sucanat, I think it's spelled correctly is outrageously rewarding when it comes to putting on the density and mass, as well as sweet taste/flavor it produces. Sugar increases the "energy" of the plant and vigor. You can achieve up to 20% bigger and heavier tasting buds using sucanat/molassess than if you don't. It's been proven by a clinical study. That's 20% man, that's HUGE! Just by adding a product called sucanat prefferably rather than molassess, but molassess will work fine too. PEACE BRO'S;)

 

[Cort]

What kind of application rate for the sucanat? That stuff I have seen around and Im willing to give that a shot. 1 tbs/gal?

 

[ghost79]

What kind of application rate for the sucanat? That stuff I have seen around and Im willing to give that a shot. 1 tbs/gal?

To be completly honest with you, I haven't used it in so long, I forgot the application rate. I had it written down at one point, but have seem to have lost the info. in the sauce. However, that sounds "about" right, 1tbsp./gal I'd like to know myself. Anyone know the precise amount?

 

[Cort]

I dont measure my molasses, so Ill just ballpark this too. What the girls dont want will just be flushed out anyways.

 

[El Cerebro]

Yeah, Sucanat, I think it's spelled correctly is outrageously rewarding when it comes to putting on the density and mass, as well as sweet taste/flavor it produces. Sugar increases the "energy" of the plant and vigor. You can achieve up to 20% bigger and heavier tasting buds using sucanat/molassess than if you don't. It's been proven by a clinical study. That's 20% man, that's HUGE! Just by adding a product called sucanat prefferably rather than molassess, but molassess will work fine too. PEACE BRO'S;)

can you share a link/citation for that study?

 

[MitchyNugz]

What kind of application rate for the sucanat? That stuff I have seen around and Im willing to give that a shot. 1 tbs/gal?

whats up Bro I use it 1 Tsp per gallon of water...usually just 3oml in a 5 gallon bucket!

 

[MitchyNugz]

This is what I use!

 

[SmokeyPipes]

I pick mine up at the local hydro shop as they now carry the wholesome sweeteners brand, It's all I use as well! I used to get it at Henry's Market,which is now called Sprouts I believe....So they should have it as well

 

[MitchyNugz]

That stuff is 6$ a bag and they dont last long......was just at other super market and saw similar product it just said free flowing brown suger from the cane stalk but no organic and no sucanat on label so I didn't buy it wasn't sure but it is half the price of stuff im using now so im gonna do some research and if it is the same shit ill post pic of it as well!

 

[outwest]

Powdered molasses FTW!

outwest

 

[El Cerebro]

gracias a la Sirena..

[and fyi, pretty sure powdered molasses is usually sprayed on a grain substrate, maybe some issues there]

 

[Cort]

Mitch, watch that cheap stuff. Now days it is cheaper to refine the sugar, then spray it with molasses to make brown than it is to just not refine it all the way like in the old days.

Got the sucanat at local health store. 2lbs was about $7. They also had the Wholesome molasses in 32oz jar for $8. Beats the price of grandma's oz for oz.