I recently bought 10 auto white russian seeds from LL. It took 7 business days from London to the US.
This is a breeding project to create feminized seeds. This is a hobby for me. 100% organic the whole way... well except for subculture. I will start spraying CS (from here on out colloidal silver will be referred to as CS).
I germinated all 10, and 9 out of the 10 are out of the soil with first set of true leaves after about a week. They're are in 1 gallon pots in 1/3 perlite, 1/3 FFOF, 1/3 FFLW under a 400w in 4'x2' cabinet with temps always at 77.6. All the females will be transplanted into 2 gallon pots before flowering begins. Edit: Forgot to mention that I add 1.5 tbsp of oyster shells per gallon of soil.
Here's a picture of them right now:
This is a shot of all of them:
These are individual shots of each of them:
I keep the EJ line if I run into any deficiencies, also mycorrhizae, subculture (the only thing that not organic), molasses for the beneficials and fulvic acid for ph down. I use distilled water with 1/2 tsp of fulvic acid to 6.5 or make a tea.
Here is my male chamber, it has pollen filters over the fan and intake so that no pollen escapes. It has negative air pressure and the fan does 32 cfm; it was from radio shack. There is weather sealant strips around the lid.
The best male and best female will be kept in this box to have male and female seeds in case the colloidal silver doesn't work. The rest of the females will be sprayed with CS.
Here is a picture of my CS generator. I couldn't find the normal glass that I produce it in, so I grabbed a wine glass. The 99.995% pure silver rods are held by a piece of pond liner rubber. Its hooked up to a 10v 1200ma power inverter and usually left on about 10 hours. I will spray the females every day, twice a day, until they produce male pollen sacks.
I will be updating as needed. Please be patient and you probably don't need to see a picture of them daily... probably more like weekly.
This is a breeding project to create feminized seeds. This is a hobby for me. 100% organic the whole way... well except for subculture. I will start spraying CS (from here on out colloidal silver will be referred to as CS).
I germinated all 10, and 9 out of the 10 are out of the soil with first set of true leaves after about a week. They're are in 1 gallon pots in 1/3 perlite, 1/3 FFOF, 1/3 FFLW under a 400w in 4'x2' cabinet with temps always at 77.6. All the females will be transplanted into 2 gallon pots before flowering begins. Edit: Forgot to mention that I add 1.5 tbsp of oyster shells per gallon of soil.
Here's a picture of them right now:
This is a shot of all of them:
These are individual shots of each of them:
I keep the EJ line if I run into any deficiencies, also mycorrhizae, subculture (the only thing that not organic), molasses for the beneficials and fulvic acid for ph down. I use distilled water with 1/2 tsp of fulvic acid to 6.5 or make a tea.
Here is my male chamber, it has pollen filters over the fan and intake so that no pollen escapes. It has negative air pressure and the fan does 32 cfm; it was from radio shack. There is weather sealant strips around the lid.
The best male and best female will be kept in this box to have male and female seeds in case the colloidal silver doesn't work. The rest of the females will be sprayed with CS.
Here is a picture of my CS generator. I couldn't find the normal glass that I produce it in, so I grabbed a wine glass. The 99.995% pure silver rods are held by a piece of pond liner rubber. Its hooked up to a 10v 1200ma power inverter and usually left on about 10 hours. I will spray the females every day, twice a day, until they produce male pollen sacks.
I will be updating as needed. Please be patient and you probably don't need to see a picture of them daily... probably more like weekly.
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