Anyone use Sensa-Spray before

FilthyFletch

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half
I was curious.I bought a female hormone stimulator called Sensa-Spray which is supposed to increase female bud sites on female plants by causing a female hormonal reaction and is also claimed to be able to recess male genes making the plant go female.Says to use twice in vegatative stage and last time 10 days before budding and has a money back guarantee.Its like 19 bucks for 2 oz concentrate and I got it for $6 on ebay.I wanna try it but wanna see if anyone has played with it before.Heres the site info lets see if it posts.

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Click to enlargeSensa-Spray is guaranteed to increase the number of female flowers on your plants and decrease the number of male flowers! Sensa-Spray is a fantastic new hormonal stimulant applied as a foliar spray in the mid-life of the plant. Sensa-Spray comes as a concentrate which you dilute, put into a standard plant mister and spray your leaves at the proper time in its life cycle. Sensa-Spray works by surrounding your plants in a gaseous female hormone atmosphere. This incites your plants to produce supranormal levels of its own female hormones resulting in more female and less male flowers.The active ingredient in Sensa-Spray is ethylene, which a normal female plant would produce on its own. The reaction to an external application of this natural hormone is to shove the plant's hormonal consciousness in the feminine direction regardless of inherent genetics. Whether the plant was a natural male or female doesn't matter, the plant now responds to such treatment by producing its own elevated levels of ethylene. This may seem odd, but reallly isn't since all plants have the genetic machinery to create these hormones on their own. The only difference between males and females is the degree of genetic repression in allowing it to happen. Inherent females are enhanced, inherent males are sexually reversed. Hormonal inertia in the feminine direction continues until the time you harvest. Sensa-Spray is used at that time in the plant's life when it is still sexually uncommited. For indooor growers, this means before any change to the shorter light cycles. For outdoor growers, this means a few weeks prior to that time of year when you are first able to determine the sex of your plants. Sensa-Spray will redirect the plant energy away from vegetative growth and into the formation of vegetative female sex organs. Sensa-Spray is a unique product. It does not contain gibberellins, naphthoxyacetic acids, nor any other standard commercially available chemicals you are likely to encounter. What Sensa-Spray does contain is a compound which decomposes after dilution to yield ethylene in the proper and exact concentration to incite your plant towards feminization. And since it does decompose after it has done its job, Sensa-Spray is absolutely safe, both to the plant and to you. Makes 2 gallons of foliar spray.
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AetvsDominvs

AetvsDominvs

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Or if not this stuff, is there anything else that has these effects on plants? If so, seems like it would be widely used!
 
Heruk

Heruk

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i use it
it works
although you must be careful when using it it is a bit of a photo toxin
you have to keep light on for like 6 hrs 3 at a time for 2 days after using it to be safe
after the first day i spay down with plain water
 
brownbusta

brownbusta

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I used this, and although it didn't burn them all, it burnt a lot of leaves at half the recommended dosage. I got it for free to try, and it was an 8 oz. bottle with a $39.95 price tag on it. It did work, for what its worth.
 
Spuzzum

Spuzzum

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Stuff works awesome! Hard, HARD buds, with at least 10 percent increase in yield. Flowering time reduced, and a tempermental cross avoided hermaphroditing in a cab during a hot summer. Spray the plants until dripping, twice.. just as going into flower, and again 10 days later.. that's it.

It used to be like $10 in the late 90's, for the same size bottle as SensiSpray for $100. To my understanding, they use it in the farming industry, for seedless fruits and cucumbers and stuffs. Probably cheaper by it's generic name. :)
 
linuxman

linuxman

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FilthyFletch said:
I was curious.I bought a female hormone stimulator called Sensa-Spray which is supposed to increase female bud sites on female plants by causing a female hormonal reaction and is also claimed to be able to recess male genes making the plant go female.Says to use twice in vegatative stage and last time 10 days before budding and has a money back guarantee.Its like 19 bucks for 2 oz concentrate and I got it for $6 on ebay.I wanna try it but wanna see if anyone has played with it before.Heres the site info lets see if it posts.

Click to enlarge
Click to enlargeSensa-Spray is guaranteed to increase the number of female flowers on your plants and decrease the number of male flowers! Sensa-Spray is a fantastic new hormonal stimulant applied as a foliar spray in the mid-life of the plant. Sensa-Spray comes as a concentrate which you dilute, put into a standard plant mister and spray your leaves at the proper time in its life cycle. Sensa-Spray works by surrounding your plants in a gaseous female hormone atmosphere. This incites your plants to produce supranormal levels of its own female hormones resulting in more female and less male flowers.The active ingredient in Sensa-Spray is ethylene, which a normal female plant would produce on its own. The reaction to an external application of this natural hormone is to shove the plant's hormonal consciousness in the feminine direction regardless of inherent genetics. Whether the plant was a natural male or female doesn't matter, the plant now responds to such treatment by producing its own elevated levels of ethylene. This may seem odd, but reallly isn't since all plants have the genetic machinery to create these hormones on their own. The only difference between males and females is the degree of genetic repression in allowing it to happen. Inherent females are enhanced, inherent males are sexually reversed. Hormonal inertia in the feminine direction continues until the time you harvest. Sensa-Spray is used at that time in the plant's life when it is still sexually uncommited. For indooor growers, this means before any change to the shorter light cycles. For outdoor growers, this means a few weeks prior to that time of year when you are first able to determine the sex of your plants. Sensa-Spray will redirect the plant energy away from vegetative growth and into the formation of vegetative female sex organs. Sensa-Spray is a unique product. It does not contain gibberellins, naphthoxyacetic acids, nor any other standard commercially available chemicals you are likely to encounter. What Sensa-Spray does contain is a compound which decomposes after dilution to yield ethylene in the proper and exact concentration to incite your plant towards feminization. And since it does decompose after it has done its job, Sensa-Spray is absolutely safe, both to the plant and to you. Makes 2 gallons of foliar spray.
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I am reading Greg Green's book "The Cannabis Breeder's Bible" and it mentions about the product called "Sensa-Spray".
I am particularly interested with this product due to the fact it is able to promote a cannabis male plant into a female by producing female flowers.
This is because it contains "Ethylene" which is a female flowering hormone promoter.

I got some expensive rare old seeds, out of ten seeds only one survived, I'm gunna automatically assume it is a male until it shows it's gender lol.
Do not want to throw this plant away even if its a male, also do not want to dilute it's original genetics by breeding with a different female plant, there are many tricks in the trade to turn a female into a male for getting feminized seeds...

Well there has to be some "tricks in the trade" to make a male plant to do something that would be useful in obtaining seeds from it's self.
Seems "Ethylene" will do the trick. I would get female buds from the male cannabis plant and then spray colloidal silver to induce it to get seeds, or I could just get a clone cutting from the male plant, let the clone grow and at the right time spray "Sensa-Spray" to the clone to get female buds then have the original male and Sensa Sprayed female breed seeds. Hope this works. :bigjoint:

Here is a video discussing about "Sensa-Spray" able to produce female flowers:

 
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