Venom818
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cant wait to see the results im tagging along for this one
Is the silver part in helping the selfing? I’m newer to breeding, but you should take all of this info and questions into our breeder forum! Lost of people in there with great info!
This is my first c.s. sprayed results.From what I have read, you need atleast a 30ppm of colloidal silver to convince a feminized plant to produced pollen sacs. I originally purchased "500ppm" colloidal silver from amazon and when tested with my TDS meter, it didn't even register. I did try it though, and nothing in the way of pollen sacs. Not wanting to give up, I put together a generator so to speak. I wired together 4, 9V battery terminals on positive and negative alligator clips, hooked some 14 gauge 9999 silver wire into a glass jar of distilled water. I put this jar into a very small crock sauce pot filled with water and left to steep over night. The first batch was 40 ppm and I am good with that...now, I need to pull my larry bird fem clone, spray one branch with silver for a couple weeks and fingers crossed...we will see what happens. Attached a photo of my diy colloidal silver generator
Oh another thing is what ever flower/bud you spray after you harvest the pollen throw the bud in garbage don't try and smoke it and it can pollenate other parts of the plant I have found the female Pollen doesn't fly around like the males pollen but is just as potentThis is my first c.s. sprayed results.
This is my first time and I make my ownI make and use silver internally and for my plants . Ive tried everything i could to shock one plant for years and never got a nanner. 10-15 ppm and no problem as stated earlier i got my first nanner ever in 8 years . . I could even just do a branch without flipping the whole plant . I have stored clones in the fridge with silver in a bag for 5 weeks well over 100 clones too and not one flipped in bud. And because of my soil not draining as of late i use a slosh in my buckets of water so not to get root rot. You really have to try to flip the plant . Persistance rules the day .
Hey brother if i spray the cs on one branch can i just let it stay n pollinate the other oarts of the olant without collecting pollen individually to put on the other plantsOh another thing is what ever flower/bud you spray after you harvest the pollen throw the bud in garbage don't try and smoke it and it can pollenate other parts of the plant I have found the female Pollen doesn't fly around like the males pollen but is just as potent
So is this 10-15ppm meaning it shows up as 5ppm with a tester hear from testers ppm that need to multiply by 2 to 2.5 to get true range of ppm collidal silver.I make and use silver internally and for my plants . Ive tried everything i could to shock one plant for years and never got a nanner. 10-15 ppm and no problem as stated earlier i got my first nanner ever in 8 years . . I could even just do a branch without flipping the whole plant . I have stored clones in the fridge with silver in a bag for 5 weeks well over 100 clones too and not one flipped in bud. And because of my soil not draining as of late i use a slosh in my buckets of water so not to get root rot. You really have to try to flip the plant . Persistance rules the day .
when i had enough room to do some some seeds was using 20 or 25 ppm colloidal silver sprayed twice a daySo is this 10-15ppm meaning it shows up as 5ppm with a tester hear from testers ppm that need to multiply by 2 to 2.5 to get true range of ppm collidal silver.
Was that store bought ppm or you use a tester to get those pms?when i had enough room to do some some seeds was using 20 or 25 ppm colloidal silver sprayed twice a day
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