Spraying With Colloidal Silver

Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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If colloidal silver is sprayed on a feminized seed plant before it shows pistils will the plant change to full male?
 
Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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amgprb said:
No
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I'm not sure if I made that clear enough as to what I meant. I'm playing around and making some feminized seeds with a strain I like. OK so here is the question; After I chose my feminized seed to self pollinate, assuming it is a female, if I spray colloidal silver on it starting the 2nd week or 3rd after sprout before any flowers start, will that be beneficial as to getting a head start on making it Hermie. Will it do more harm than good or will it work as planned or will it just make the plant be full male and fuck the whole project?
 
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Bacala

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Cpappa27 said:
I'm not sure if I made that clear enough as to what I meant. I'm playing around and making some feminized seeds with a strain I like. OK so here is the question; After I chose my feminized seed to self pollinate, assuming it is a female, if I spray colloidal silver on it starting the 2nd week or 3rd after sprout before any flowers start, will that be beneficial as to getting a head start on making it Hermie. Will it do more harm than good or will it work as planned or will it just make the plant be full male and fuck the whole project?
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Still not very clear. There are tons of posts here on this that will explain the use of CS, including timing. Simple search will bring up some very recent discussions with this info. Are you planning to use one plant for both pollen and seeds? If so, spray a single branch and let it pollinate the rest.
 
Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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Bacala said:
Still not very clear. There are tons of posts here on this that will explain the use of CS, including timing. Simple search will bring up some very recent discussions with this info. Are you planning to use one plant for both pollen and seeds? If so, spray a single branch and let it pollinate the rest.
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yes thats my plan, I wanted to use one plant to make pollen on the lower branch and pollinate the rest. Im just not sure if by the time the pollen is ready and I pollenate the same plant will it be too far along and not be able to produce mature seeds?
 
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