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[Engineered Grower]

Hey all!

I am on probably my last week or so on my auto Gorilla Glue.

I really want to boost my bud sizes. I was advised to use Overdrive. I don't have any on hand. I am a veggie gardener though and have nutes.

Are there any adds I might have on hand to accomplish this???

Thank you, Everyone!

 

[AutoWonders]

If it's the last week, I don't think you will get much of a boost in size.

 

[MickJ]

Hey all!

I am on probably my last week or so on my auto Gorilla Glue.

I really want to boost my bud sizes. I was advised to use Overdrive. I don't have any on hand. I am a veggie gardener though and have nutes.

Are there any adds I might have on hand to accomplish this???

Thank you, Everyone!

As @AutoWonders said, some of the guys use molasses as a lot of boosters are just sugars. It won't hurt but might not do anything if the plant is on the way out.

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[Engineered Grower]

TY @Rollin_along

I'm on it

 

[Engineered Grower]

If it's the last week, I don't think you will get much of a boost in size.

Hey @AutoWonders .

I only used my molasses once, in a feeding. Should I have been using it more?

 

[bad dragon bzzz]

i think the proper dose is 1 tablespoon to the gallon.mollasses feeds the soil and microbes not the plant,and if you using non organic nutes mollasses is useless as the non organic nutes are killing the microbes and whatnot.thats if what ive read is right.
i was using an expensive sugary additive but knocked that on the head in favour of mollasses.my measurements are about 1/4 teaspoon/litre,i dont use till flowering,again i could be wrong its just the way im doin it.

 

[Engineered Grower]

Thank you, @archie gemmill


I'm sure there are a lot of different ways that auto growers use molasses. Hearing ones use of such brings me in closer to refining mine!

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[AutoWonders]

I only used my molasses once, in a feeding. Should I have been using it more?

It's benign enough that you can use a couple of times per week if desired. It's a tablespoon per gallon, as I believe archie stated earlier.