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Mainlining will be difficult if it is already making alternating nodes. or at least annoying.

I agree with Althor. You would get pollen sacs either way, except with cs, you can use a plant that would be able to handle stress without making pollen sacs so that your seeds don't carry that low stress tolerance trait over. (hermie trait is what most call it) Colloidal Silver is one of...

If you suppress ethylene production, your plant will make female pollen sacs that look exactly like male flowers/"hermies", instead of normal calyxes/buds like a female would on its own. That's how colloidal silver, aka CS, works to make "feminized" (better term is female) seeds.

Yup. You'll get 100% females of whatever cross you make since all of the pollen will be female.

Lemon juice has sugar which can cause mold growth. Not to mention not lasting very long.

Only thing that is find a bit confusing about being able to change the sex of your seed, is if you made fem seeds, you wouldn't be able to make any grow into males with just environmental conditions.. Maybe force some to "hermie" with extreme stress, but I'm pretty sure that's about it. BUT then...

smh some people... Thanks man :) It's difficult for people new to colloidal silver to get accurate info on it. Especially since most people who have used it, haven't even actually used real CS anyway. If you want to test how much actual cs is in your solution, shine a laser through it. At 20...

TBH $200 is not THAT much when it comes to lights, and for that price you can get a V400 (actually outputs 200w) Vipar led which will be great for two autos if you want dense, trichome covered buds. If you skimp on lighting you will get less product of a lower quality. Light is imo more...

Light.... Light>Stretch.

LOL pretty sure worrying about your own grow is enough to handle. Agreed. Again lol

Sounds like an awesome combo! Good luck with it! Post pics of the babies when they come

Fem seed breeding is perfectly fine if it is done using Colloidal Silver. The main way colloidal silver works is by inhibiting Ethylene production in the plant which causes it to make pollen sacs instead of calyxes with pistils. THey are still female flowers, but they are female pollen sacs...

I recommend letting AKR go for along time. They fatten up and get super dense in the last couple weeks. as long as there are white pistils forming, the little buds will keep swelling out of the sides of the colas

Your plant is a hermie! hahah jkjk

I'll be tagging along for the ride! I think for next tim eyou should try to get it in an area with more light, because it has a lot of empty stem betwen the nodes and you could probably end up yielding a LOT more if you do. first few grows are always the roughest / least productive. Good work...

Awesome! Do you have a log? If not, let me know how they come out! That should be a great amount of soil space for them to thrive in !

Dutch passion has a lot of good reviews for their: Think Different, Automazar, and Auto White Widow. Afghan Kush Ryder is awesome.

They aren't clones because it is like fertilizing it with a sibling that happened to have the same genes (next to impossible odds). The genes can recombine and different ones can show including some recessives. It's kind of like two identical twins. It just depends on how many generations they...

Hey what's up man. Glad to hear that whole experiment is still working out for you! AKR is an awesome plant. I never thought it did cause hermies because it really doesnt make sense to me how it would, but it's always worth double and triple checking to make sure nothing slips under the radar.

What did you spray them with (I know you said Colloidal Silver, but which one, or homemade)? ppm?