NPK Industries RAW Cane Molasses - 2 lb

Water Soluble Carbon Food Without the Sticky Mess - 2 lb

Liquid molasses is messy to pour, store and carry. NPK Industries RAW Cane Molasses is a water soluble micronized molasses, so you measure a dry product and dissolve it in your reservoir or mix. It serves as a carbon energy source for beneficial microbes in your cultivation setup.

This 2 lb package suits the hobbyist trying a molasses supplement for the first time and the indoor grower who wants a compact, easy-to-store supply for regular feeding.

Key Features & Benefits

• Water soluble micronized form — mixes into water without handling sticky liquid.
• Carbon energy source — feeds beneficial microbes in the root zone.
• Compact dry package — easier to store and transport than liquid molasses.
• Fits your existing program — the manufacturer positions it as a supplement to feeding schedules alongside nutrient programs.

Who Should Use NPK Industries RAW Cane Molasses

Home gardeners and commercial growers who want to add a carbon source for beneficial microbes during vegetative growth or flowering, without storing liquid molasses.

About NPK Industries RAW Cane Molasses

NPK Industries makes RAW Cane Molasses as a micronized, water soluble molasses supplement. It is sold as a single 2 lb unit and measures 9.2 x 3 x 14 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is micronized molasses?
A: Micronized molasses is molasses processed into fine particles. This form dissolves in water, so you avoid handling thick liquid.

Q: How does it compare with liquid molasses?
A: It gives you a molasses carbon source in a dry, water soluble form. It is cleaner to handle and easier to store and ship than liquid.

Q: Will it work with my nutrient line?
A: The manufacturer says it works alongside nutrient and feeding programs. Follow the label directions for mixing and amounts.

Q: Why do microbes need a carbon source?
A: Beneficial microbes use carbon as food. Supplying it supports their activity in the root zone.

Q: Can I use it in hydroponic systems?
A: It is water soluble, so it mixes into solution. Check the label for directions and dose, and watch your system for residue.