Gibberellic Acid

What is Gibbrellic Acid?

Gibberellic acid is a phytohormone found in plants and was identified in Japan in 1935 as a metabolic by-product.

The effects of gibberellins in plants are:

– Stimulate stem growth.

– Induce mitotic divisions in the leaves of some species.

– Increasing the number of germination in seeds.

– To increase production.

Treatment in Cannabis-Marihuana:

In cannabis cultivation gibberellic acid is used to achieve higher productivity in both flowers (buds) and resin (trichomes).

Uses:

GA Special spray by No Mercy Supply should be used on healthy female plants and is best applied before lights out.

They should be sprayed well above the leaves 23-26 days after the start of flowering or 23-26 days after switching to 12 hours of light.

Some pure Sativa strains may show a tendency to hermaphroditism.

One bottle of GA-Special spray is sufficient to treat 125 to 150 plants.