PetFlora
Well-Known Member
Anybody getting hermies with the new Hydro-Research VEG+BLOOM formula (+ fulvic)?
I am using my exact same F1 cross seeds that I grew using the old V+B formula; those plants were either male or female- no hermies.
This time I used the Fulvic formula from seed, and have at least 2 hermies. I say ‘at least’ because 4 of the plants have not yet shown sex. The 2 hermies looked very much like females- calyxes and pistils, then ~ 2 weeks later, after raising ppm to ~ 500, the dreaded bump showed up (this would also mean an increase in fulvic), and now is/are banana bunches.
HR mentioned that fulvic should be used during flower, so perhaps using it from seed has caused the hermies, or perhaps there is too much fulvic for seedlings
Fairly controlled environment, nothing unusual happened- no stress
pH ~ 5.8
Seedlings @ 200 ppm
Mid veg @ 400 ppm
Now @ 500 ppm
Dunno, just throwing darts against the wall.
I emailed them, but thought it a good idea to mention to all the other users for their input
I am using my exact same F1 cross seeds that I grew using the old V+B formula; those plants were either male or female- no hermies.
This time I used the Fulvic formula from seed, and have at least 2 hermies. I say ‘at least’ because 4 of the plants have not yet shown sex. The 2 hermies looked very much like females- calyxes and pistils, then ~ 2 weeks later, after raising ppm to ~ 500, the dreaded bump showed up (this would also mean an increase in fulvic), and now is/are banana bunches.
HR mentioned that fulvic should be used during flower, so perhaps using it from seed has caused the hermies, or perhaps there is too much fulvic for seedlings
Fairly controlled environment, nothing unusual happened- no stress
pH ~ 5.8
Seedlings @ 200 ppm
Mid veg @ 400 ppm
Now @ 500 ppm
Dunno, just throwing darts against the wall.
I emailed them, but thought it a good idea to mention to all the other users for their input