General Hydroponics Purpinator - 1 Qt

Late Bloom Aroma and Color Support - 1 Qt Bottle

Late in flowering, finished quality becomes most visible, but changing your whole feed program to chase it adds risk. This additive goes into your mixed nutrient solution alongside your base nutrients. It feeds to help encourage terpene and flavonoid production, trichome development and purple pigment expression in plants with anthocyanin potential.

The 1 Qt bottle gives hobbyists a practical way to try a late bloom additive. It also suits regular indoor growers who want to add it to a bloom schedule without buying in bulk.

Key Features & Benefits

• Late bloom focus — targets the stage when aroma, color and trichome cues show most.
• Works with your base program — supports quality without replacing your base nutrients.
• Anthocyanin support — helps purple pigment expression in plants with anthocyanin potential.
• Simple mixing — add to the nutrient solution, agitate, then check pH and EC.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics Purpinator

Growers running a bloom schedule who want added support for aroma, color and trichome expression. It fits both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers whose plants carry anthocyanin potential.

About General Hydroponics Purpinator

General Hydroponics Purpinator is a plant nutrient additive made for late bloom use. It is sold as a single 1 Qt bottle and is designed to be used alongside a base nutrient program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I use Purpinator?
A: Use it during bloom and late bloom, following the product label. Check the label for the exact dose and timing.

Q: How do I add it to my reservoir?
A: Add it to your mixed nutrient solution and agitate thoroughly. Then check pH and EC before feeding.

Q: Does it replace my base nutrients?
A: No. It supports aroma, color and trichome expression without replacing the base nutrient program.

Q: Will every plant turn purple?
A: No. It supports purple pigment expression in plants with anthocyanin potential. Results depend on the plant's genetics.

Q: What is anthocyanin?
A: Anthocyanins are plant pigments that produce purple and red tones. Some plants carry the genetics to express them more than others.