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    Question When your Lady turns into a Lesbian, or When your plant goes hermie???????

    Does just a portion of the plant turn male or is it a complete transformation??
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    im not going to answer your thread on this subject.... lol
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    It will have pistils and flower sacs at same time.
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    ...and needs to be sprayed with Dutch Master Reverse to stop the boy messages from reaching their destination. Using a phospho lipid is fast, easy, and non toxic, and works every damn time, even down a clone line of a known hermie. one app to the mom or new clone, and every one of its clones will not hermie. and no more treatments necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pharmacoping View Post
    ...and needs to be sprayed with Dutch Master Reverse to stop the boy messages from reaching their destination. Using a phospho lipid is fast, easy, and non toxic, and works every damn time, even down a clone line of a known hermie. one app to the mom or new clone, and every one of its clones will not hermie. and no more treatments necessary.

    goodk, hermies suck
    only 1 app, that is cool.
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    Yeah I have used that stuff on a few sour diesels a while back. They were jerkier in week 3-4 sprayed and removed sacs and no seeds at harvest. Great product.

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    best used once on female seedlings/clones for a preventative, as well as noticeable increases in size and vigor
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    whats in it? is it safe?
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    Not exactly sure what's in it, but apparently that is what botanists use to create seedless fruit like watermelons, grapes, etc.. It suppose to be some type of hormone but I would think it is safe. Time to do some research...if it keeps feminized strains to not hermie I wonder how it'll work with breeder

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    Don't know what's in it. I would not advise using it on a regular basis. More of a last resort. Better to run stable genetic s.

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