I've learned after adding the myco madness at the beginning of a tea brew that it consumes the molasses really fast and just kinda makes a nasty sludge at the bottom. So I don't really add the myco madness until I go to feed.

yup exactly.

on a side note... just got some alaska more bloom 0-10-10 to add as a flower booster. i boost with a powder mix as a soil spike around week four, but did not really use a 'bloom booster'. i am excited to see if it makes a difference. also, replaced my normal factory hps bulb with a hortilux eye super hps. sweet!

I just thought I might add that Alaska MoreBloom is not organic. Alaskan Fish Emulsion is organic but the morebloom has chemical salts. I bought it one time because I thought it was organic, I got it home and went to mix up the nutes and it was a clear nutrient. I don't know of any organic nutrient that comes out as clear as water. It smells like salts too, a chemical smell...You know what I'm talking about.

thats a bummer. i just checked bottle and its seems you are correct. i went to the store to replace my supply of neptune's harvest. and my buddy their told me this would be a better alternative and give more boost. he said it was organic and he uses it and he is all into organics. and from my knowledge he is. and he knows my whole setup up, so that really bums me out. he gave it to me for 9.99, but still thats 10 bucks wasted now i guess.

I keep it simple:

My flowering tea is Jamaican bat guano, and eathworm castings.

Too much fertilizer isn't good for MJ, in my opinion. "Less is best"

I like to use dried molasses. I picked up a 50 lb bag for 30usd.
Its alfalfa meal saturated with molasses. Good stuff and way cheaper than liquid from the market.

That's interesting... I've never even heard of dried molasses. Sounds like something to experiment with...

yeah that dried molasses sounds like something i'll look into.

Its used as feed for farm animals. Check a farm and garden or feed store.

try to put also potash 1 month before harvesting (not earlier) . you will have more compact & bigger buds. spread the potash all over the soil, 50-100 g / plant it's just fine , depending of how big is your plant. water after you put potash.