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I ordered purple haze seeds from ILGM. At the time I bought them, they were advertised as a purple phenotype. Now they changed the bud shot as dark green instead of purple. I am well aware the some purple haze strains are not phenotypically purple.
I know about lowering the root zone temperatures to prevent the uptake of phosphorus which will cause any plant to turn purple. I've also heard of growers using purple maxx as a foliar spray that mostly increases tricome production and for the most part bring out the natural color of the plant. I'm not 100% confidant in the reviews to purchase it. I've seen a review on the ILGM where someone suggested the depletion on nitrogen with this strain. But nitrogen depletion will happen during the flowering stage anyway. So that's irrelevant.
I plan on flushing & cooling the root zone of my purple haze strain around the last 2 weeks of flowering. Hoping that I can force them to turn purple with those factors.
MAIN LINE QUESTION: Does anyone have any experience turning a purple haze strain from ILGM some what purple?
Here's the pictures that are advertised on their website for purple haze.
I know about lowering the root zone temperatures to prevent the uptake of phosphorus which will cause any plant to turn purple. I've also heard of growers using purple maxx as a foliar spray that mostly increases tricome production and for the most part bring out the natural color of the plant. I'm not 100% confidant in the reviews to purchase it. I've seen a review on the ILGM where someone suggested the depletion on nitrogen with this strain. But nitrogen depletion will happen during the flowering stage anyway. So that's irrelevant.
I plan on flushing & cooling the root zone of my purple haze strain around the last 2 weeks of flowering. Hoping that I can force them to turn purple with those factors.
MAIN LINE QUESTION: Does anyone have any experience turning a purple haze strain from ILGM some what purple?
Here's the pictures that are advertised on their website for purple haze.