Not a mythIs it a myth that "collidial silver" will make your seeds female? Is there anyone that understands the science of how this works(if it does work)
Products like Florel with Ethephon are used to prevent seeds in grapes. You don't spray the seeds lol.i seen this shit in the hydro stores before then it was pulled off the shelf every store about 3 years ago . the owners said it was pulled because it had some serious poison in it . im not sure of the name it was only 30 bucks a bag small bag also i hear of people using some spray called reveg keeps plants in california grape vines from changing to male people were spraying there beans . like i said i hear people talking not sure how true this is i dont know if there are male of female grapes lol
Gotcha! Thanks!spraying the colodial doesnt give you seeds though, you spray it on a female plant, and that female instead of flowerring will produce pollen sacs, you let the sacs mature and collect there pollen, then use that pollen to pollenate a female plant.
So that means i cant grow plants snd spray one with cs and expect to get seeds thru the same grow?spraying the colodial doesnt give you seeds though, you spray it on a female plant, and that female instead of flowerring will produce pollen sacs, you let the sacs mature and collect there pollen, then use that pollen to pollenate a female plant.
You are not supposed to breed with them but selfed seeds from well bred plants having more tendency to hermie is a myth.it is also worth noting that it is said feminized seeds are more likely to produce hermies so a percentage of the offspring may turn hermie on you when you don't want it
it may also be true that if you force a feminized plant to hermie... the offspring is double likely to produce a percentage of hermie prone offspring
so therefore you might want to start with seed from regular seed stock and not begin your endeavor with what is already a feminized seed
that was hard to get worded out
hope it makes sense
No. It inhibits the production of ethylene to stop female flowers and force male pollen sacs. You cross the pollen to another female. The lack of a male chromosome make the offspring female.It's supposed to inhibit the expression of the male chromasome. There's still a chance to get male seeds. Just that it's considerably lower than normal.
No. The smaller the silver particle the better it works.Is it a myth that "collidial silver" will make your seeds female? Is there anyone that understands the science of how this works(if it does work)
It doesn't cause hermie off spring. As long as the parents are stable, the off spring will to.it is also worth noting that it is said feminized seeds are more likely to produce hermies so a percentage of the offspring may turn hermie on you when you don't want it
it may also be true that if you force a feminized plant to hermie... the offspring is double likely to produce a percentage of hermie prone offspring
so therefore you might want to start with seed from regular seed stock and not begin your endeavor with what is already a feminized seed
that was hard to get worded out
hope it makes sense
no argumentYou are not supposed to breed with them but selfed seeds from well bred plants having more tendency to hermie is a myth.
Good point!And don't smoke the buds you self this way.
I just clone, its just so fuckin easy but having a big bag of seeds all fem and stable sounds awesome.Good point!
My breeder said to use a chemical called STS.
I don't make seeds or mess with chemicals yet but it is likely safer and better. I am sorry I don't know more. He has an article in skunk magazine years ago but I don't have the link in this phone.
Guess that wasn't too helpful.
I do think about it a lot but I have quite a stash of seeds.I just clone, its just so fuckin easy but having a big bag of seeds all fem and stable sounds awesome.
Me too. Maybe @whitebb2727 can chime in on this but I think its as simple as some alligator clips on a silver dollar in some water with some low DC voltage..............I do think about it a lot but I have quite a stash of seeds.