Changing Plant color

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topdawg09

Active Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #1

I was looking at some fertilisers on ebay and came across this, so I was wondering can I use it successfully for my plants to promote there colour, for example I was thinking if I used it perhaps it would give my berry bomb which is in early flower a more pronounced blue appearance, what u guys reckon

VITAXHYDRANGEA COLOURANTCHANGES PINK HYDRANGEAS TO BLUEEASY TO USE INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED250 GRM TUBA PLANT FOOD TO PROMOTE HEALTHY FLOWERS, GIVES FLOWERS MORE INTENSE BRIGHTER COLOURS SUITABLE FOR ALL HYDRANGEAS​

 

Cereal box

Active Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #2

I've never seen anything like that. I'd suggest just trying to get your day and night temp down by 10-15f degrees. That will help bring the colors out and it's free!

 

amgprb

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #3

What Cereal Box said!

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Get genetics that change colors regardless of temps!

 

Silky Shagsalot

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #4

purple maxx (humbolt nutes.) is supposed to change color.

 

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nrc.nerdzo

Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #5

59 F at night starting at flower. I probably started too early and got it too purple for most peoples liking. The clones I took had very little purple, so this is mostly just cold conditions.

 

Lemon king

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #6

nrc.nerdzo said:

59 F at night starting at flower. I probably started too early and got it too purple for most peoples liking. The clones I took had very little purple, so this is mostly just cold conditions.

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Carl Spackler

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2014

• #7

Specific Hydrangeas change the color of their blooms depending on the acidity/alkalinity of the soil. Yes, Cannabis and Hydrangea are both plants but, this where any other similarity stops.