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That should be fine for Cannabis flipping. Carefully (eyes) check the strength with a laser for a more accurate assessment. PPM is just a guideline to go by, with homemade CS. The pic is kind of hard to see, so I'm not sure if you have pollen sacs forming. You should ideally get whole pollen...

Looks good to me. Thoroughly spray the entire plant with that, 2-3x a day. Remember, you are trying to get as much silver into the plant as possible, so it can inhibit the ethylene production which is what causes the plant to produce calyxes instead of pollen sacs. If your solution is coming...

An airpump definitely seems to help improve the quality of the finished product, as does frequently wiping off the electrodes.

Unless you need the room, you might as well keep spraying it, maybe 2-x as much, until it is a few weeks into flower, because throwing it out in a month or so won't be any worse than throwing it out now, and it MAY flip. It does look pretty pistil-y though.

Great info. Thank you. I will do some research on those. I've only really studied colloidal/ionic silver, so far.

Mine comes out clear, and doesn't change color. I used to have it turn amber over night before I had an air-stone, though.

That's probably what's causing it to get an amber coloration overnight. It should still work fine for flipping plants, though.

What was your procedure and chemical amounts/concentrations?

Do you have an air-stone in the water, and do you wipe the electrodes? Those are likely the cause for the coloration. From the OP:

You're welcome. In regards to Q1, I would say that it's mostly an issue of the oldest female flower pistils dying before the pollen is ready, so the entire plant might not get pollinated, but you should still be able to get a lot of flowers fertilized. That said, if you have the luxury of being...

I don't think there would be a problem with starting early, since CS doesn't stunt a healthy Cannabis plant, however you don't get the chance to see if the plant was going to put out both male and female flowers or even pre-flowers before spraying, and that is a trait that you would want to avid...

Thank you! 1. You'll also want to store it in glass to avoid static. 2. This is true. While it isn't even necessary to go past a 30ppm TDS meter reading, TDS meters are probably best used as a consistency check rather than a literal TDS readout. The laser pointer test is very effective. That...

Fan leaves are great for tobacco-free blunt wraps.

Not for anxiety, but we had some CBD drops (for dogs) which we put into my elderly dog's water. It may be a complete coincidence, but it seemed like he was able to move his muscles more easily. I wish you good luck with your furry buddy. Oh, and in case you didn't know, regular weed is not safe...

So much of this is incorrect. The only thing that regular seeds can do that "feminized" seeds can't, is carry a Y chromosome, which is why you get some male plants from regular seeds. I've yet to see any scientific evidence that says otherwise. The seeds should be called "female" instead of...

I posted instructions in the first two posts of this thread.

I'm disappointed that this didn't get a lot of "likes". What kind of stoners are you, missing OG Spongebob references? *mutters in dissapointment*

How often did you spray? I'd do it 2-3x daily.

Genetic drift isn't what many people seem to think it is. Genetic drift is the variation in the relative frequency of different genotypes in a small population, owing to the chance disappearance of particular genes as individuals die or do not reproduce. Many people on this forum are...

I'm not sure if they would be considered gynoecious, because the changes aren't caused by genetics, but rather by the silver affecting the levels of certain substances within the plant. CS also doesn't cause plants to produce typical female flowers (sprayed plants don't start to make calyxes...