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Originally Posted by doctorchaos555
giberellic acid is a hormone.... it makes the plant stretch if you treat it and have levels of GA beyond the amount thats naturally produced. so if you flush it correctly you can smoke it.
personally, i only use GA to germinate seeds. i have a GA inhibitor i'm dying to test out  (paclobutrazol) |
I am not sure I understand the GA for seeds. I did some reading about this and could not find a common scientific logic. Could you explain what you intend to achieve with the GA on seeds?
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Originally Posted by Syriuslydelyrius
10 to 14 days for any strain I have played with is enough time to put it back into a veg stage. A plant goes through many many changes during bloom and for this to work the plant needs to be treated during vegitation stage then wait that 2 weeks and treat again so that the GA3 can react and do its thing with the other hormones present in the plant during vegitation. Some strains will revert to veg faster than others so you maybe ok here. However just to cover your ass starting that new clone to try again would be a smart move.
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Oh yea a new clone will be on its way. I kind of thought I might need a few tries since I have never done this before. 1st try would be nice though.
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Originally Posted by Syriuslydelyrius
In your situtation you just started bloom then switched back to veg. I suppose what I would do here would be to keep that plant in veg for 2 more weeks treat it again then wait just a couple more days then put it back into bloom. This may just do it and if not your new clone will be nearly ready to go.
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Ok, I am switching the lights back to 24/0 for 2 weeks today.
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Originally Posted by Syriuslydelyrius
I am by no means an expert with all the aspects of Gibberlic acid (GA3) and how they react with weed although I have used it in the past to hermie plants. Hopefully I was atleast some help though. Good luck and keep us posted.
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It is really nice to have someone who is willing to give a helpful bit of advice.