Hi everybody, I'm going to be making a variety of feminized seeds this winter and I thought maybe some of you would like to go along for the ride. I'm going to be doing autoflowers and photperiod plants that I've raised from feminized seeds. This is not really meant to be a tutorial but I will share pics and details all along the way so it might help some people. I won't be ready to do the photo plants for a couple weeks probably but I am ready to start the Autoflowers today.
The autos I'm using this round are both from Seedsman, one is their Lemon Auto (LA) and the other is their freebie Strawberry Cheesecake (SC) auto. I'm going to be spraying 50 ppm Colloidal Silver on just 1 branch of each of the two plants and hope to pollinate each other so LA pollen on SC fem and SC pollen on LA fem.
I could have made my own colloidal silver but I didn't feel like messing with it right now so I bought some from a well known company. It wasn't cheap at about $26 a pint but I pay that or more sometimes for 3 seeds so it should pay for itself many times over. Here's the SC plant and the tools I'll use. Anyhow, this plant has 1 branch that naturally split into 2 branches and lucky for me it is the lowest branch on the plant so I don't have to worry about my CS spray raining or dripping down onto any other part of the plant.
First I laid the paper towel over the soil to catch any drips.
Then I used a crudely cut up design failure from the solo cup grow R&D dept. and used it as a shield to prevent any overspray then sprayed several pumps all over the end of the branch.
I carefully remove the cup and paper towel and let it air dry without a fan in the tub for a couple of hours until dry then put it back in the tent. One plant down, 1 to go.
I did the same exact process to this LA plant
I will keep spraying, taking pictures and updating this as I go along.
The autos I'm using this round are both from Seedsman, one is their Lemon Auto (LA) and the other is their freebie Strawberry Cheesecake (SC) auto. I'm going to be spraying 50 ppm Colloidal Silver on just 1 branch of each of the two plants and hope to pollinate each other so LA pollen on SC fem and SC pollen on LA fem.
I could have made my own colloidal silver but I didn't feel like messing with it right now so I bought some from a well known company. It wasn't cheap at about $26 a pint but I pay that or more sometimes for 3 seeds so it should pay for itself many times over. Here's the SC plant and the tools I'll use. Anyhow, this plant has 1 branch that naturally split into 2 branches and lucky for me it is the lowest branch on the plant so I don't have to worry about my CS spray raining or dripping down onto any other part of the plant.
First I laid the paper towel over the soil to catch any drips.
Then I used a crudely cut up design failure from the solo cup grow R&D dept. and used it as a shield to prevent any overspray then sprayed several pumps all over the end of the branch.
I carefully remove the cup and paper towel and let it air dry without a fan in the tub for a couple of hours until dry then put it back in the tent. One plant down, 1 to go.
I did the same exact process to this LA plant
I will keep spraying, taking pictures and updating this as I go along.
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