Wait, so do the plants actually use the ca/ma from molas?
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i think simple and complex carbs added to a soil help break that down a lot too.in turn giving it a well rounded uptake to the plants in moderation.as ya said ya dont wanna thicken your soil so use sparingly.Ive found a good soil additive is a powdered quality molasses thats broken down into the soil also in turn lessening the need for molasses feeding and benefiting your soil and plant as a whole.
Are you fucin kidding,I'm so ripped I couldn't read the directions on a kool aid package.:roflcry::roflcry:
I found a video on youtube... The guy from Nectar for the gods basically said what I did about molasses.. He was a little harsh though. He also claims they have a sugar product that the plant can absorbe directly...
From what I gather they used chelating agents for most of their nutrients has a type of pre digestion so all the nutrients are directly available to the plant/soil.. Maybe breaking down some glucose in fulvic acid would do the trick.
I dont have a link at the moment but its by monster gardens and uts like a 36 min vid..if someone else finds it feel free to post. I may just switch to nectar for the gods nutrient line it seems like some great stuff with proper science to back it..
From what I gather they used chelating agents for most of their nutrients has a type of pre digestion so all the nutrients are directly available to the plant/soil.. Maybe breaking down some glucose in fulvic acid would do the trick.
I dont have a link at the moment but its by monster gardens and uts like a 36 min vid..if someone else finds it feel free to post. I may just switch to nectar for the gods nutrient line it seems like some great stuff with proper science to back it..
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Anasazi-- LOL! ditto!... they are in a chelated form in molasses...this makes them readily absorbed and available...
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:Cool bud: Evol- very interesting stuff brudda!..I think a chat with JM would be very enlightening... I'm really curious about this now,... chelation sounds like a way to get around the ionic transport issue,....I don't have a good grasp of the chemistry behind this process, and don't know if fulvic will do it for sugar... even chelated molecules like Fe, Mg, etc., are still charged in this state... it might be essential to how the whole chelation matrix forms up around them,... ***.... Huh, the more I think about it, the more I doubt sugars are still in large chains in molasses, but... :dunno: I wonder if he's tweaking the facts some for sales pitch purposes..? ...***... Hey, I've not swung by recently... did you get the Cannabinoid testing kit and try it out yet? :brow:
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...allow me to contribute to your further retardation! (least I can do.. apologies my friend, I've been so busy at the LHT, I'm hardly at the Infirmary lately! Thanks for pulling the weight :thumbs:Cool bud: Evol- very interesting stuff brudda!..I think a chat with JM would be very enlightening... I'm really curious about this now,... chelation sounds like a way to get around the ionic transport issue,....I don't have a good grasp of the chemistry behind this process, and don't know if fulvic will do it for sugar... even chelated molecules like Fe, Mg, etc., are still charged in this state... it might be essential to how the whole chelation matrix forms up around them,... ***.... Huh, the more I think about it, the more I doubt sugars are still in large chains in molasses, but... :dunno: I wonder if he's tweaking the facts some for sales pitch purposes..? ...***... Hey, I've not swung by recently... did you get the Cannabinoid testing kit and try it out yet? :brow:
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sounds like nammy is one thirsty stoned dude then LMFAO!!oh wait ya prolly got it memorized like i do LMFAO!! i guess being so baked ya can dump the packet of sugar free Kool Aid is being pretty baked LMFAO!!
Im always VERY skeptical about new micro nute additives that claim this n that.its ALL marketing to be honest for a piece of the pie.if it does what I says imo it'll still need to be involved with atleast one or two additives imho.Im still not sold on the fact their is a single additive short of a true tlo soil that can give us the results we all desire.
Im always VERY skeptical about new micro nute additives that claim this n that.its ALL marketing to be honest for a piece of the pie.if it does what I says imo it'll still need to be involved with atleast one or two additives imho.Im still not sold on the fact their is a single additive short of a true tlo soil that can give us the results we all desire.
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