professorchaos
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Hello fellow brothers and sisters of the leaf! Professor Chaos here about to embark on an experiment and wanted to get some input from others on the topic.
I have some northern lights autoflower seeds from ILGM that I rather enjoy. The strain has done very well in the hot climate I am dealing with. It's also a rather pest and mold resistant strain so
def one to keep around. The issue is the cost of seeds these days. I know the money is going to them maintaining a steady supply of stable strains but.....yea I'm not growing money here.
I produced a significant amount of colloidal silver (5 liters approx) at 67 ppm by my calculation for the purpose of plant reversal. Should be enough to last me until doomsday. What I was going to do is start a fresh seed NL autoflower seed and then cut clone as soon as I can to reverse. Since I technically don't need the clone to be huge for pollen or for bud harvesting, it doesn't have to be big. The idea is that it is far easier to isolate a clone that is reversed to avoid pollen contamination and minimize space usage. I'd germinate it in a sealed grow box I made with a dedicated COB led light. Spray it basically the moment it's cut and get it to produce pollen. Use that pollen onto the mother plant to germinate a ton of seeds to last me a while.
Has anyone had success with this? What was the outcome of the seeds? Stability of the genetics? Etc.. I'm curious. Any input is very much welcome.
I have some northern lights autoflower seeds from ILGM that I rather enjoy. The strain has done very well in the hot climate I am dealing with. It's also a rather pest and mold resistant strain so
def one to keep around. The issue is the cost of seeds these days. I know the money is going to them maintaining a steady supply of stable strains but.....yea I'm not growing money here.
I produced a significant amount of colloidal silver (5 liters approx) at 67 ppm by my calculation for the purpose of plant reversal. Should be enough to last me until doomsday. What I was going to do is start a fresh seed NL autoflower seed and then cut clone as soon as I can to reverse. Since I technically don't need the clone to be huge for pollen or for bud harvesting, it doesn't have to be big. The idea is that it is far easier to isolate a clone that is reversed to avoid pollen contamination and minimize space usage. I'd germinate it in a sealed grow box I made with a dedicated COB led light. Spray it basically the moment it's cut and get it to produce pollen. Use that pollen onto the mother plant to germinate a ton of seeds to last me a while.
Has anyone had success with this? What was the outcome of the seeds? Stability of the genetics? Etc.. I'm curious. Any input is very much welcome.