Hermie?

[GreenJoker]

Oddly enough I have been using super thrive. Going to stop using it immediately.

Ahh hey don't get me wrong man, I still have a bottle of it.
I'd use it now & again in the veg or with clones.
It's brilliant after a little LST.
But it's super concentrated, so less is more.

I'm not saying ditch it, i didn't ditch mine. I'm just sharing so others will learn from my mistakes haha

 

[Joe parker]

Ahh hey don't get me wrong man, I still have a bottle of it.
I'd use it now & again in the veg or with clones.
It's brilliant after a little LST.
But it's super concentrated, so less is more.

I'm not saying ditch it, i didn't ditch mine. I'm just sharing so others will learn from my mistakes haha

I've only been using .5-1 ml of superthive per gallon.

 

[Kingrow1]

I've only been using .5-1 ml of superthive per gallon.

Did i read in multiple threads to discontinue Supethrive once starting flowering or somthing along those lines for some valid reason?

 

[GreenJoker]

I've only been using .5-1 ml of superthive per gallon.

Yeah I'd say your safe enough, around the 3ml mark sounds good to me.
I wouldn't run it any later than the third week of flower though.

I ran it on an entire grow, i eventually ditched the mutant on 5th or 6th week of flower & let my room mates cat at it.
But I was a little accessive I think too maybe.

It's brilliant after LST though, clones, pruning, transplanting, etc.

I think posting a question about superthrive isn't a bad idea, I remember years ago I heard about it by googling it to this page. So some guys out there probably know a safer version to go for?

Maybe I'm rambling haha

 

[GreenJoker]

Did i read in multiple threads to discontinue Supethrive once starting flowering or somthing along those lines for some valid reason?

Yeah, caused the buds to go all airy & empty, popcorn bud and herm.
Some it stunted the growth, some went over drive.
It's crazy stuff.

 

[Joe parker]

Yea it's because superthive is more of a vegetation nutrient so it confuses the plant if you use it in flower and can cause airy buds/hermies.

 

[Kingrow1]

Yea it's because superthive is more of a vegetation nutrient so it confuses the plant if you use it in flower and can cause airy buds/hermies.

Grim!

 

[GreenJoker]

Yea it's because superthive is more of a vegetation nutrient so it confuses the plant if you use it in flower and can cause airy buds/hermies.

That explains it, cheers joe!