| Management number | 250720028 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$4.30 | Model Number | 250720028 | ||
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NPK Industries RAW Cane Molasses 0-0-1 is a highly concentrated, micronized cane molasses powder formulated to provide an accessible carbon and carbohydrate food source for beneficial root-zone microorganisms. It delivers the biological benefits of traditional liquid molasses in a lightweight, shelf-stable powder without the sticky handling, added water or storage complications associated with liquid formulas.
The 100% water-soluble formula can be added to soil, coco coir and hydroponic feeding programs to support beneficial bacteria and fungi, microbial nutrient cycling and biologically active growing media.
RAW Cane Molasses is a microbial food supplement rather than a complete fertilizer. It should be used alongside an appropriate base nutrient or soil fertility program.
Plants naturally release a portion of the carbohydrates produced through photosynthesis into the root zone. These carbohydrates help support bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms associated with biologically active growing media.
RAW Cane Molasses provides an additional carbon source that beneficial microorganisms can use for energy. As microbial populations process organic matter, they may contribute to nutrient cycling and produce enzymes, organic acids and other biologically active compounds within the root zone.
The product primarily feeds microorganisms rather than serving as a direct carbohydrate source for the plant.
Add RAW Cane Molasses to water or nutrient solution at the following rate:
Begin conservatively when adding carbohydrates to an unfamiliar reservoir or biological program. Additional molasses is not necessarily beneficial once microbial food requirements have been met.
Never combine dry fertilizer powders or concentrated supplements directly together. Dissolve each product separately in water.
RAW Cane Molasses pairs naturally with beneficial bacteria, fungi and microbial inoculants by supplying a readily available carbon food source.
Add microbial products according to their individual label directions. Avoid using sterilizing agents, strong oxidizers or incompatible disinfectants in the same solution, as these products may reduce or eliminate the microorganisms the molasses is intended to feed.
More carbohydrate does not automatically produce a healthier microbial population. Adequate oxygen, temperature control, sanitation and proper irrigation remain essential.
Water-soluble cane molasses may be used as a carbon source in actively aerated compost tea and other biologically managed preparations.
Follow a proven compost-tea recipe and maintain strong aeration throughout the brewing process. Excessive carbohydrate content, inadequate oxygen or extended brewing can encourage undesirable microbial conditions.
Use prepared compost tea promptly and clean brewing equipment thoroughly after each batch.
In soil and coco coir, RAW Cane Molasses can support beneficial organisms involved in organic-matter decomposition and nutrient cycling.
Apply through normal root-zone irrigation and allow appropriate drainage. Avoid continually saturating the growing medium, as excessive moisture combined with readily available carbohydrates can contribute to low-oxygen root-zone conditions.
RAW Cane Molasses is water-soluble and may be incorporated into biologically managed hydroponic systems. However, carbohydrates feed microorganisms throughout the system—not only those immediately surrounding the roots.
Monitor reservoirs for:
Maintain strong aeration and circulation, use freshly prepared solutions and clean equipment regularly. Growers operating intentionally sterile reservoirs should confirm compatibility before introducing any carbohydrate-based microbial food.
RAW Cane Molasses can supplement both organic-based and conventional mineral fertilizer programs. It does not replace the nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium or micronutrients supplied by a complete base fertilizer.
Add the product separately after the base fertilizer has been diluted. When using several biological supplements together, avoid unnecessary overlap between carbohydrate products.
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