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HELP! Toxic soil

Lpro27

Lpro27

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I spray one branch of my plant with colloidal silver and it drops a lot into the soil. I've been spraying for a long time already so the colloidal silver absorbed by my soil is considerable.

Can I still consume my plant after this episode? Please let me know!

thanks
 
Use an artist paint brush to directly put the silver on the node you want. You should avoid spraying if it all possible it's terrible for you.
 
Making a female plant produce pollen. The results of treating a female node with the Colloidal silver makes the female plant produce female pollen. Which is then taken and used to pollinate another female plant. The result is a female plant producing seeds from female pollen. Which in return produces feminized seeds
 
Yeah man spraying is just bad news. More micro particles get in the air than you could imagine. Thats why I would do the paint brush method. Super soft bristle artist brush. Just lighlty wipe it over the one or 2 nodes you want to do on the plants branch. Avoid spraying at all.
 
Ok I will next time. Now I need to know if the soil mixed with colloidal silver will be safe to consume... i'm waiting for other people's review.

Thanks UrbZ
 
I would be very weary about it man. That stuff is dangerous if ingested by humans. I don't know if flushing would even get rid of it cuz I'm pretty sure the silver particles bond to pretty much everything
 
If It was me I would toss it. Silver isn’t something that goes away easily, meaning it’s likely inside the plant with out a way for it to be used up or removed..... the same will be true for you when you ingest it and it has some very unhealthy side affects... some of which include your skin changing colour (and not in a healthy glow kinda way, more like a stay away from that guy, his skin looks like he is in serious trouble and you don’t want to catch what he has got...). Painful to give up the plant, but giving up your health has a much larger impact. Check a couple of medical sites and they will tell you to avoid, and I think the FDA still has it marked as avoid human consumption due to risk and harm....

All that said, what were you trying to fix? For future is there a better solution?
 
TheGreenGiggler

(and not in a healthy glow kinda way, more like a stay away from that guy, his skin looks like he is in serious trouble and you don’t want to catch what he has got...)

^^^ Hilarious but true.
 
Im pretty sure your not supposed to use ANY part of a plant that has been treated with colloidal silver. Its only used to make seeds. Not make seeds AND use the bud.
 
Just be careful with it. This is what people look like with silver poisoning. Check pictures below.
 
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I know man but i will not consume the bud it has been sprayed with CS. My plant is pretty huge and only a bottom branch is having pollen. And the soil has CS for sure, i don't know if the colloidal silver is dangerous once the plant absorbed it from the roots. i know is poisonous when the plant have it from the exterior
 
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