Final Flush - Your thoughts on sugar

[GrowBird]

I wanted to know what others thought. Because I am coming in for a landing on runway R2, on final approach best grow ever thx to QB lights) but I am for the first time considering running sugar (Coconut Sugar) in the final flush but I don't necessarily buy into it does/can do anything. But I'm wondering if I put recharge which is a mycorrhizae trichodema mix with sugars to feed them with in the root system for final flush would be better than just RO Water or Sugar? Think about this for a second. If the root system cant absorb the Sugar molecules, why not flush with mycorrhizae/Tea type root inoculant but with the Sugar too. Good microbes eat the Sugar, then lay waste, then the root system can uptake the Sugars.

Oh by the way, im in a Hempy System. Roots in water with a Airstone but its not DWC.

 

[Scientific]

That all sounds very... theoretical. I think you'd need to set up a controlled lab experiment to validate your idea.

FWIW, I tried molasses on my last grow and it didn't seem to do anything that I could detect. I have been adding a teaspoon of the stuff to my oatmeal every morning just to use up the bottle.

Your buds look great!!

 

[pontiacman]

That all sounds very... theoretical. I think you'd need to set up a controlled lab experiment to validate your idea.

FWIW, I tried molasses on my last grow and it didn't seem to do anything that I could detect. I have been adding a teaspoon of the stuff to my oatmeal every morning just to use up the bottle.

Your buds look great!!

I've been using molasses since the beginning of this year's summer outdoor grow and the sugar was amazing.
A lot of it is strain and lighting but when adding molasses to compost tea, it helps dissipate chlorine in the tap water.

Check out this one:

Only in flower 30 days so far....

 

[Scientific]

when adding molasses to compost tea, it helps dissipate chlorine in the tap water.

That sounds like some pretty magical chemistry to me. You'd have to show me how that one works at the blackboard...

 

[pontiacman]

That sounds like some pretty magical chemistry to me. You'd have to show me how that one works at the blackboard...

From ed Rosenthal....

 

[Scientific]

From ed Rosenthal....

Ed's the Man, but he doesn't say anything about molasses dissipating chlorine, which is what I was questioning.