North Blue Nutrients / Microbial Energy Formula

Sugar Blast Potassium Sulfate + Molasses

A soil-focused nutrient and carbohydrate blend built to support active growth, healthy roots, and a thriving root-zone ecosystem.

Plant Energy, Root-Zone Support

Sugar Blast combines 2% potassium sulfate with rich molasses to deliver essential nutrients that support vigorous plant growth and overall plant health.

Potassium sulfate supplies potassium and sulfur, two essential plant nutrients. Potassium supports water regulation and enzyme activity, while sulfur is important for plant growth processes.

Molasses provides a natural carbohydrate source that can support microbial activity in soil. Its naturally occurring mineral content can complement a soil-focused feeding program and support root-zone activity.

Together, potassium sulfate and molasses make Sugar Blast a soil-grow amendment designed to support nutrient availability, root-zone health, and resilient plant growth from vegetative development through early flowering.

Recommended Dosage

1–2
TSP

Soil grows: Mix 1–2 teaspoons (5–10 ml) of Sugar Blast per gallon (4 liters) of water. Apply every 2–3 weeks during active growth phases.

When To Apply

Vegetative Stage

Begin light applications once plants are established, typically 2–3 weeks after germination. Use to support strong root and stem development.

Early Flowering

Increase to the full dosage as plants transition to flower to support active growth and flowering development.

Late Flowering

Start Sugar Blast (Late Flower) in week 6 of flower. Reduce or discontinue regular Sugar Blast 2–3 weeks before harvest.

Application Tips

Watering

Apply as a soil drench. Water around the base of the plant until the growing medium is evenly moistened and runoff begins.

Foliar Feeding

Not recommended. Molasses is sticky and may attract pests or contribute to leaf-surface moisture issues.

System Type

Best suited for soil grows. Use cautiously in recirculating systems because organic inputs can change water chemistry and require close monitoring.

Hydro & DWC Notice

Using molasses in Deep Water Culture (DWC) or recirculating hydroponic systems is generally not recommended. Molasses can be beneficial in soil because it supports microbial activity, but in DWC or other hydro systems it can complicate reservoir management. Monitor system cleanliness, dissolved oxygen, pH, and biological activity carefully when using any organic input.