Important info, but if this is only on one plant of 6 theres more than environment going on here. Unless theres a corner with different environment.Whats your humidity RH% and air flow like ?
I bought that stuff when I first grew twenty something years ago. All it did for me was cause some hermies. I've heard of people still using it but most who do don't use it in flower. Plants don't need crazy hormones and vitamin additives.Knock the cal mag off, knock your K down. More N and a touch of P should get them back on track. Try to grab a little bottle of super thrive too. That stuff lasts forever so do not get anything but the smallest bottle.
Ac infinity 6 on med/high. Humidity is 50%/65%Whats your humidity RH% and air flow like ?
You must be on the coast somewhere. It's super low here in the Rockies. Around 35% outside right now but even lower inside. It's a blessing and a curse.Lol, right now background humidity is 94% here, and it's not even raining.
Nothing is absolute.It's not for standard use, it's to help plants recover after recieving a hard time. Though it does not, absolutely does not, cause Hermies. If only it was that easy people would be using it to obtain pollen for female crosses.
Lots of things are absolute, You're not a post modernist are you?Nothing is absolute.
I had a super stable and solid plant that never threw nanners over the 9 years I kept her except for the one time I used super thrive in veg to see what the hype was about and it pretty much immediately went herm when flipped to flower. Same grow conditions, same fert levels, same everything except for the superthrive. Never used superthrive again and never had her act like that again.
Spring time & south winds off the ocean smh...Lol, right now background humidity is 94% here, and it's not even raining.
I’m well aware of what the directions say, and shocker, I followed them. Herm happened and it was the only time in 9 years of running that plant that it ever did so with zero other changes.Lots of things are absolute, You're not a post modernist are you?
If you use anything incorrectly it will mess up your plants. Causing unstable genes to behave unstably is easy if you poison them. Assuming you aren't just lying for the sake of arguement, the only explanation is that you used it incorrectly. You know it's one solitary drop per gallon of water right? And only for plants recovering from mistreatment in the first place? If you overdo it, you'll run into problems. But it will not reverse a stable plant. Quite honestly you are lucky to have made that claim annonomously otherwise the manufacturers may have sued you for libel.