What is sugaree used for?

Sugaree™ supplies potassium and a carbohydrate source in a unique and proprietary formulation. Potassium promotes flower bulk and quality by supporting carbohydrate metabolism. Use Sugaree™ every feeding during the flowering phase.

How much is a gallon of sugaree?

Commercial and small sizes available: 1 Quart….Your Solution for Fueling Heavier Harvests and Amplified Flavors.

Mixing Instructions
Initial Flowering Stage	10 ml per gallon of water
Final 3-4 Weeks of Flowering	10 to 30 ml per gallon of water

Is sugaree organic?

Sugaree provides an organic carbohydrate and electrolyte source to stimulate amino acid production and provides a carbohydrate source. It contains polysaccharides folded into a matrix fortified with an emulsion of trace minerals.

Who makes Terpinator?

Sunlight Supply Inc.
Product information

Product Dimensions	5.2 x 2.3 x 7.3 inches
Item Weight	0.96 ounces
Manufacturer	Sunlight Supply Inc.
ASIN	B01IST0MWA
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.

What nutrients are in Terpinator?

Terpinator is a plant nutrient formulated with potassium and naturally occurring compounds. Terpinator is designed to increase the concentration of terpenes in aromatic plant oils.

Is Terpinator and Purpinator the same?

Put simply, Purpinator is just like Terpinator, but with purple-enhancing ingredients formulated for strains with purple genetics. Ingredients in the formula draw out the natural color in your plants, but this only works in strains that already have purple coloring.

Can you use Terpinator with advanced nutrients?

TERPINATOR® can be used during the entire life cycle of the plant. Vegetating phases of growth: Add 5–10 ml per gallon of water. Reproduction and fruit-set stages of growth: Add 10–30 ml per gallon of water. TERPINATOR® won’t burn and can be used with any growing media, fertilizer, or nutrient program.

When should I start using Purpinator?

+ When should I start using Purpinator? We recommend starting Purpinator in the Vegetative phase to provide a stockpile of available compounds for use in flowering. If you are using Purpinator for flowering only, start adding Purpinator at the first signs of flower site development or when you change your light cycle.

What does Bud Candy do?

Bud Candy increases the sugar levels within plants which not only increases the size and weight of your crop but also increases and improves the aroma and flavour. Highly recommended. As with all nutrients, boosters and additives, never mix them together in their concentrated form (i.e. straight from the bottle).

Can I use Purpinator and Terpinator together?

+ Can I use Purpinator and Terpinator together? Simply put, yes you can, but it is not necessary. Purpinator has the same terpene and trichome improving benefits as Terpinator, with the added benefit of improving purple coloration in genetically capable strains.

Does molasses make your buds bigger?

Molasses adds sugars to the plant and will help it to bud. Like us, plants need salts, nutrients, and sugars daily. Feeding your plants molasses, what could be considered the equivalent to our eating junk food sugars, will pack on the weight to your marijuana buds.

Does Terpinator lower PH?

Terpinator has a neutral PH of about 6 and should not affect your PPMs by more than 200. This product can be used from veg all the way through flush….Terpinator Feed Chart:

SKU	n_gp_042
Distributor Part Number	RZF10040 TERP-4L 749305

Can I mix Epsom salt and molasses?

Yes, you can mix Epsom salt and molasses to create a natural fertilizer for your plants. What is this? Dissolve 1 tablespoon of Epsom salt and 1-2 tablespoons of molasses into 2 gallons of water. Apply to the soil around the base of each plant.

Can too much Epsom salt hurt plants?

When using too much Epsom salt, you could cause an imbalance in your soil. This imbalance can lead to stunted growth in your plants, dark foliage, burned roots, and can also make it difficult for your plants to absorb calcium. Therefore, before you start adding Epsom salt to your garden, be sure to test your soil.

Does molasses provide nitrogen?

Total nitrogen content in molasses varies from 1.34 to 1.97%. It was found that, from the total nitrogen content, 49.7% is betain nitrogen, alpha-amino nitrogen, ammonium and amide nitrogen.