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1. Richard Blocker says

   May 7, 2016 at 7:43 am

   Thanks for the info about molasses it was helpful! I’m in San Antonio so I know Malcolm Beck at Gardenville for at least 25 years he’s a world of knowledge! I’m using liquid seaweed and molasses on my tomatoes it’s good for the plant,I’m staying them weekly! I already am getting white fly on them? What I want to know does Liquid Seaweed and Molasses kill bugs? I’m determined to not have bugs on the plants this year! Especially squash bugs! What organic bug killer would you recommend using for these bugs on my tomatoes? I’ve used Palmolive soap and water on my cactus to kill squash bugs, do you think I could use this on my tomatoes? Thanks Richard Blocker

2. Scott Fisher says

   February 13, 2017 at 12:12 pm

   I never knew you could do this. I have a lot of work to get done now thank you!

3. Colleen says

   February 12, 2023 at 1:55 am

   2002. I was given a receipe for creating a global environment around my garden. I remember 3 ingredients. 5L water, molasses, and a certain powder. Can remember name! Once fermented I sprayed the whole area of garden. Suddenly got the most beautiful tiny tree frogs, unique color’s, had 26 different veggies growing in small area 1.5m x 2m! Was living off my garden, with indigenous shrubs and veggies, growing happily together! Do you perhaps know of the powder, that stimulated the molasses mixture to ferment. THEN IT WAS READY! Was told by an expert, ONLY A BIO- HEALTHY GARDEN HAS TREE FROGS! MY GARDEN ONLY HAS INDIGENOUS SHRUBS TO ATTRACT BIRDS, BEES AND BUTTERFLIES! At new home was planted 2005! Colleen. South Africa!!!!

4. brian says

   February 13, 2023 at 9:17 am

   It’s hard to say for sure, but likely the powder was comprised of beneficial microbes. The molasses would feed the microbes and all together create a healthy environment. We sell a product called Great White that would fit this bill today!