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Great thread, I read it back to front and couldn't stop till I finished. I don't think I will spend the bucks for the boost but mollasses has been part of my growing for years. I typically add it in conjunction with either organic teas or with Maxicrop liquid seaweed. If the grow is hydro I would add it mixed 1 tablespoon of liquid seaweed and 1 1/2 teaspoons of mollasses per gallon at 30 ounces per 2.5 gallons of soil weekly. This seems very beneficial! Good smelling /firm tasty buds. I loathe to spray anything on my buds as my high humidity combined with spraying could easily cause mold or budrot. I will spray during vege stage and generally I use a mix of 1 teaspoon of dawn dishwashing liquid, a tablespoon of corn oil in a gallon of water. This is a major greenup spray that makes plants beautiful, I don't know whats in the corn oil but something good is in there. I had a run with seeds where I used a high phosperous fert (BR-61 2 tsp per gallon), epsom salts (2 tsp per gallon) and calcium (powdered vitamin pills at 1/4 teas per gallon) instead of seaweed/mollasses and potency was off the charts. The plant I chose as a mother for the next run was not quite as powerful and I used the seaweed/mollasses during flower using the same medium and base nutes. I can't say really if the plant I chose as the mother plant for my clones was a bit less potent than the other plants or the different additives made the difference. I decided to drop that plant and start some more of the same seeds to try the experiment again. She was not as "frosty" as three of the original seed plants. The problem with these experiments is that they take months to run and excluding variables is tough.