Hello all. New user account here but seem to have been lost over the years since I do a lot of reading and listening and not so much bla blah..
To the point though I am a very experienced grower for personal medicinal use and have been growing since my early twenties. Recently though my garden was growing 4 plants from seed. 2 Northern lights feminized, one green crack which turn to be male and pulled before release. One Alien OG. The three ladies were going great. Into week 4 of flower go in to water and find a couple bananas on the floor. I look around and can’t find the culprit. As things have been growing it seems that the affected plant which grew the couple bananas is the feminized NL5. Those seeds have been mega reliable from a pack of ten I’ve had quite a harvest. These being the last 2. The Green crack and alien Og were bag seeds and I know the risk, I remain vigilant in my garden though and notice the traits of sex easily on the plant.
Now the one thing that got me thinking and I’ve been wondering if this happened. I was fixing my sink and found my older bottle of superthrive. I’ve used it before briefly after a little research in the shadows of canna forums and didn’t really see the amazing testimonials that some proclaim. That’s where it was parked for a couple or three years.
Well I decided to add about a sixteenth of a teaspoon per gallon this one feeding. By the time I got to the next feeding I already noticed a sort of change to the one Northern. Which was a feminized seed. Did superthive cause a quick and light herm in wk 4 of flower? Conditions of the garden were perfect and no stress or light stress. Nothing changed except that feeding with the ST. So now my other question. Does super thrive contain any chemicals or substances similar to the colloidal silver or the acid to make feminized seeds? I did a bit of reading on the topic of creating feminized seeds with the spraying of the colloidal silver and some kind of genetic hormone acid? Basically forcing a female or feminized seed/ mother to create female pollen and produce feminized seeds.. Does anyone know if that is what could have possibly happened while using the Superthrive? Making feminized northern lights seeds from the buds of the feminized NL5’s and a cross of the Alien OG with the pure NL5. I fricking hope so. Plant food for thought..Hmmmm..
To the point though I am a very experienced grower for personal medicinal use and have been growing since my early twenties. Recently though my garden was growing 4 plants from seed. 2 Northern lights feminized, one green crack which turn to be male and pulled before release. One Alien OG. The three ladies were going great. Into week 4 of flower go in to water and find a couple bananas on the floor. I look around and can’t find the culprit. As things have been growing it seems that the affected plant which grew the couple bananas is the feminized NL5. Those seeds have been mega reliable from a pack of ten I’ve had quite a harvest. These being the last 2. The Green crack and alien Og were bag seeds and I know the risk, I remain vigilant in my garden though and notice the traits of sex easily on the plant.
Now the one thing that got me thinking and I’ve been wondering if this happened. I was fixing my sink and found my older bottle of superthrive. I’ve used it before briefly after a little research in the shadows of canna forums and didn’t really see the amazing testimonials that some proclaim. That’s where it was parked for a couple or three years.
Well I decided to add about a sixteenth of a teaspoon per gallon this one feeding. By the time I got to the next feeding I already noticed a sort of change to the one Northern. Which was a feminized seed. Did superthive cause a quick and light herm in wk 4 of flower? Conditions of the garden were perfect and no stress or light stress. Nothing changed except that feeding with the ST. So now my other question. Does super thrive contain any chemicals or substances similar to the colloidal silver or the acid to make feminized seeds? I did a bit of reading on the topic of creating feminized seeds with the spraying of the colloidal silver and some kind of genetic hormone acid? Basically forcing a female or feminized seed/ mother to create female pollen and produce feminized seeds.. Does anyone know if that is what could have possibly happened while using the Superthrive? Making feminized northern lights seeds from the buds of the feminized NL5’s and a cross of the Alien OG with the pure NL5. I fricking hope so. Plant food for thought..Hmmmm..