Dutch Masters Reverse Experiment

**dimebagdan** · 01-05-2010, 02:20 PM

I'm sure most of you have seen or heard of this product by dutch masters

Dutch Master Reverse

How do they grow seedless watermelons and cucumbers? Here's the secret: The Phospholipids used in Dutch Master Reverse has been shown to stop male flower maturity. Reverse is a uniquely engineered nutritional foliar spray that can, in most instances, stop hermaphroditic plants from exhibiting male traits and flowers.
Dutch Master Reverse has a fast knockdown action against existing male flowers as well as prevention of forming due to their unique technology. Use Reverse when you want continuous flowering. Once a female flower is pollinated it sets fruit or seed and the blooming stage of the plant is slowed or ended.
The elimination of male flowers = elimination of seeds!
With Dutch Master Reverse, you don't have to reduce your nutrient strength substantially like many other products or experience the severity of plant droop that can often occur.
Spray your plants a few days into the flower cycle, until the leaves are saturated, then spray once more 10 days later. You should always use Dutch Master Penetrator with this product to allow for the full transfer of elements inside the leaves of your plants.

When Penetrator is combined with Reverse it needs to be sprayed onto plants within 15 minutes. After 15 minutes the mixture looses it's effect so be sure to mix only the amount needed.

well i have been conducting an experiment with three seedling that had come from a herm plant. the herm plant that the seeds came from was due to genetics and not stress. I know this because i have already grown out a batch of plants from the same seed stock in the best conditions and they hermed to. If this stuff works it would be worth it weight in gold. so far in my experience all herm seeds are female. but have herm traits or genes? im sure someone will correct me on that and i cant wait. So i have three white rhino plants in the bloom box its about two weeks into bloom. Ive followed all instructions and sprayed on the first day of 12/12 and again 10 days later. so far no male flowers but the last batch didnt herm till about this time so ill be updateing this thread every week or so. I personaly dont think this shit will work but we shall see. feel free to tell me im a piece o shit and im wasting time fuckin around with shit herm plants or tell me good luck.

**dimebagdan** · 04-01-2010, 10:32 AM

Well im just about to finish my second grow with the reverse and so far heres what ive found.

The reverse solution is extremly low in ph so youll need to use the penetrater or where ever the reverse finally settles there will be a hole in the leaf not doing to much damage but the other product prevents this.

All plants(24) except one havent shown any sign of herm. the one that did so far has just 2 bananas on two of the lowest branches. 6 of the seeds were a result of one Strawberry Cough that hermed early in flower and was not noticed until she seeded the whole grow.

Results so far:

I will continue to use this product for all of my future grows it is:

1. Inexpensive.
2. Good for 2 grows (thats just me about 15 plants a grow bloomed at 12 inches).
3. Worth the price tag if it keeps just one plant from the darkside.
4. Easy as watering your plants.

**mcpurple** · 04-01-2010, 05:20 PM

i also love this stuff i always spray my plants to be safe

**leaffan88** · 05-07-2010, 12:53 PM

did the hermie that grew to be a hermy pollenate it self? how was the quality of the finalproduct? any seeds?

**dimebagdan** · 05-20-2010, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by leaffan88

did the hermie that grew to be a hermy pollenate it self? how was the quality of the finalproduct? any seeds?

yup lots of seeds and the smoke didnt suffer. excellent stuff. hermed late in flower. all the herm seeds so far have been all female. 50 + seeds!

**spesh123** · 10-25-2010, 02:57 AM

howdy ive had a hermie and i cloned it before it turned on me so im pretty sure shes a female, but could i use the dutch master reverse spray at the start of flowering just to make sure theres no males next round?? bad idea??

Thanks in advance.