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Help please! trying to feminize seeds with colloidal silver

Mysticial haze

Mysticial haze

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Help please! trying to feminize seeds with colloidal silver. I don't think it is working I do know what to do should i start over or continue to spray. i have been spraying the Plant everyday for almost a month. it has started to produce something not quite either sex. I am unsure this is my first time. Please let me know what you think. I am posted pics from oldest to newest. Last pics taken today.
 

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I can see maybe one or two pollen sacs, but unfortunately it doesn't look like it's made enough to produce a significant amount of pollen :( After the pollen sacs mature a little bit more (6 weeks from when they started forming) you could see if they have pollen inside and try to use it. How strong was the colloidal silver solution and when in the plant's life did you start spraying it?
 
day before light change i started spraying. 40 ppm they started showing flowers i think, about 4 days ago. i sure do hope they produce something. doesn't look anything like my male or female plants.
 
That's good, 40 PPM is strong enough and if they just started showing flowers 4 days ago, I'd keep going before I gave up! It's actually good you're already seeing pollen sacs if it just started flowering! Make sure to really get the bud sites every day until the pollen sacs look like they're thinking about splitting open.



Your pollen sacs will start opening up like flowers, or at least you'll see splits in the sides. At that point it's time to harvest! It takes about 6 weeks from when you first see the pollen sacs before the pollen is ready to be harvested.



I'm not sure how young your plant was before you started flowering but if it had less than 5 weeks in the vegetative stage before being switched over to the flowering stage, it's normal to take a little bit longer to get started. Keep us posted!

More info on making feminized seeds at home here!
 
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