Why Use a Drop of fairy liquid ?? with Dutch master reverse

[HuskyBear]

Hi guys. Doing my first grow and my plant is looking like a beauty. Shes just finished her first week of flowering but sadly i think i am seeing signs of female and male gender ( i think this was due to heat stress or maybe a light leak ). I Have recently brought some dutch master reverse to see if i can nip the problem in the bud ( haha pun intended ) and i see that some people advise to buy the saturator to help the solution access the plant. Some other people advise using a drop of fairy liquid. Is this advisable , wont fairly liquid be harmfull for the plant. Any advise on using the Dutch master reverse would also be much appreciated. Peace love HuskyBear

 

[GreatwhiteNorth]

Hi guys. Doing my first grow and my plant is looking like a beauty. Shes just finished her first week of flowering but sadly i think i am seeing signs of female and male gender ( i think this was due to heat stress or maybe a light leak ). I Have recently brought some dutch master reverse to see if i can nip the problem in the bud ( haha pun intended ) and i see that some people advise to buy the saturator to help the solution access the plant. Some other people advise using a drop of fairy liquid. Is this advisable , wont fairly liquid be harmfull for the plant. Any advise on using the Dutch master reverse would also be much appreciated. Peace love HuskyBear

I would use the product iaw the manufacturers instructions.

"DO NOT DILUTE WITH WATER - Pour the amount of Gold Range REVERSE you need into a spray bottle. Typically 500 ml / ½ quart is enough for one application for the average sized garden.
* Important * Add Gold Range SATURATOR to undiluted Gold Range REVERSE at the rate of 10 ml / 2 teaspoons per litre / quart only! A 500 ml / ½ quart spray bottle will require 5 ml / 1 teaspoon of Gold Range SATURATOR and a 250 ml / 8 oz spray bottle will require only 2.5 ml / ½ teaspoon of Gold Range SATURATOR."

 

[HuskyBear]

thanks for your reply on my first ever post btw. But is fairy liquid an actual alternative to using the saturator or will it kill my plant.

 

[ArCaned]

Woah, you're going to try to force it to be female? How about you kill the male and start over ?

 

[HuskyBear]

im not forcing it to be female , ive done my research and if applied during the first stages of flowering and the male flowers are removed , apparently it can prevent further growth.

 

[ArCaned]

... That is forcing a natural male to be female, the opposite of using colloidal silver to make a fem plant produce pollen to get fem seeds...

 

[HuskyBear]

i think you are getting confused its not a natural male its female but turning hermie due to stress related problems

 

[ArCaned]

Ah you're totally right, my bad

 

[GreatwhiteNorth]

... That is forcing a natural male to be female, the opposite of using colloidal silver to make a fem plant produce pollen to get fem seeds...

You cannot force a male plant to be female.
Not even with reverse.