Reversing females in flower without spraying STS
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Are nanners any good tho?
I don't know for sure but from what I've picked up nanners are only a thing on actual herms, wouldn't it be the wanted outcome to have sacks form?
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Do you use ionic silver or actual colloidal silver?
Have looked into making both in the past but wasn't sure how well the plants can take the added sugar to stabilize the colloidal silver (it was sugar that's added right? been a while).
There also seems to be a different way to make true colloidal silver without a stabilizer but that I think requires very high voltage to produce (I'm total electricity noob, could have been something else than voltage lol).
Stabilized colloidal silver does seem to give some people burns, others have no issues
Since you like the computer parrots so much i have asked my favorite golem
"Touching silver with aluminum foil on the surface of a plant will not cause the silver to dissolve. However, when silver comes into contact with aluminum foil in the presence of a solution like baking soda and hot water, a chemical reaction can occur that removes tarnish from the silver. This process involves the transfer of silver sulfide (tarnish) to the aluminum, which is oxidized, while the silver is reduced back to its metallic state"
https://orchid.ganoksin.com/t/quest...tarnish-on-sterling-silver-electroplate/67181
https://www.saxontheweb.net/threads...-and-salt-water-to-clean-silver-parts.145916/
Without such a solution, simply touching aluminum foil to silver will not cause any dissolution.
"Touching silver with aluminum foil on the surface of a plant will not cause the silver to dissolve. However, when silver comes into contact with aluminum foil in the presence of a solution like baking soda and hot water, a chemical reaction can occur that removes tarnish from the silver. This process involves the transfer of silver sulfide (tarnish) to the aluminum, which is oxidized, while the silver is reduced back to its metallic state"
https://orchid.ganoksin.com/t/quest...tarnish-on-sterling-silver-electroplate/67181
https://www.saxontheweb.net/threads...-and-salt-water-to-clean-silver-parts.145916/
Without such a solution, simply touching aluminum foil to silver will not cause any dissolution.
i use pure colloidal silver.
no 50V 1mA dc with polarity changing is enough, you have to use laboratory grade distilled water, and change the polarity every other minute on the silver electrodes
There’s no reason you can’t run multiple experiments side by side.
Observe which work best.
Then repeat those to see if they work again as before.
Then maybe alter parameters of the winners to fine tune method.
Man just get a shitty timer that comes on and goes off every two hours. Light interruptions are the way to go without all the voodoo. I am enjoying this thread however ... Carry on
PadawanWarrior
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Has it worked on every strain? Or only hermi-prone strains like Chems?
Or plastic wrap like press and seal
Letting the plant go late combined with light leaks works most of the time. Or at least with all the strains I tried it with back in the day.
I am not a fan of Chem and don't grow it so idk about that one.
"in the presence of an electrolyte solution.."
If you actually want to test this then how about a control plant? Tightly wrap a branch with black bin/refuse bag material, tape it on with rubber electrician's tape. You're stressing the plant just the same, its being fed by other bits of the plant photosynthesising - but it doesn't know what is going on so perhaps it will pop nanners.
The OP also looks like they had theirs outside - no idea the day/night temp/Rh delta but here in Thailand outdoors (the temp and Rh remain fairly stable between day and night, temp drops a little Rh climbs at night but a wash really) you want to pick your strains more carefully for outdoor greenhouse, some old school Hindu Kush won't do well here, but obvs some Thai/Mexican/Jamaican's are well suited to it.
But yeah reckon just black plastic will do the same - its just plant stress hermies - the silver doesn't play would be my guess.
The OP also looks like they had theirs outside - no idea the day/night temp/Rh delta but here in Thailand outdoors (the temp and Rh remain fairly stable between day and night, temp drops a little Rh climbs at night but a wash really) you want to pick your strains more carefully for outdoor greenhouse, some old school Hindu Kush won't do well here, but obvs some Thai/Mexican/Jamaican's are well suited to it.
But yeah reckon just black plastic will do the same - its just plant stress hermies - the silver doesn't play would be my guess.
"flowering molecular system interupted..."
That would be called stress my friend
That would be called stress my friend
Herbal-Essence
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No, this does not work on every strain as far as I know, there are strains you can torture to no end and they still won't herm - I think if there were good reliable methods without using colloidal silver(or the likes) wouldn't they be used by pretty much every fem. seedbank because it would reduce their productioncosts ?
