An easier method for reversing using straight silver nitrate

I just discovered this thread a couple of days ago and injected a plant about 5 minutes ago. I went with the original formula. I can try some CS the next time and see how that goes.

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It sounds like this is still to be determined somewhat… and I def haven’t heard anything about dosing CS which will prob be really tough if you make it yourself since apparently people say the tds meters don’t measure it well or something

just caused issues and necrotic dead spots its posted above.

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Injecting in general or were you talking about injecting CS in particular?

injecting, again can read it above.

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Huh?

I’ve read the whole thread, as far as I remember, I believe you injected silver nitrate and may have mentioned you might try injecting CS, but I just reread thro your posts and it DOES NOT seem like you injected CS or didnt talked about that specifically unless I missed it.

Yeah was silver nitrate had been awhile, no never injected CS though concentration rate of CS and issues we were having previously i don’t think would work, spraying is easy enough.

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To reverse just two lower branches I put STS in a narrow, longish glass container and just dip the branches in for a minute. No spraying, no unwanted contamination of the rest of the plant, no waste of STS. It’s been two weeks now since I started, should soon see if it worked.

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I might at some point also try to scrape and adhere a CS soaked cotton ball on a branch with seran wrap.

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Or use tattoo needles to puncture the skin only instead of injecting.

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I cant believe no one has tried colloidal silver solutions injected…or silver thiosulfate.

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I eventually will way down the road if nobody else tries the CS

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Im thinking of trying. I have a plant I have been spraying regularly but to no effect. It has pistils showing and small pollen pouches at the internodes, but no real balls of pollen.
I have silver thiosulfate and colloidal silver.

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Well, I’m not gonna talk you into or out of it, but it wouldn’t be a put experiment as you’ve already sprayed it…

I was planning on having a mother and then doing it to a clone so I won’t care too much if it doesn’t work.

I’m quite a ways out though personally.

Sorry I came in late and was wondering has anyone tried injecting sts in the plant?

Haha…lol…ohh. I cant see how anything could really be better than G4. Although the prices quoted for me on the internet are about the same…it just seems to me G4 would be easier since it is a plant hormone, but everyone quotes that sts/silver nitrate is the way to go. :wink:

Imo it is a waste of silver…haha.

Is the silver somehow recoverable? :wink:

Boy that took a min to read through . Good read tho . Look forward to seeing progress on the experiments .

Well… I attempted. I was not able to get the needle into the stalk more than a fraction of it’s length and back pressure was just impossible.

Read through some of this trying to grasp it and picked up the idea. Had a few questions if anyone would be so kind to answer them.

Will this work regardless of sex or only females?

The idea is that it flowers and grows balls and self pollinates therefor producing seeds right? Or is there a step I’m missing here?

Not smokable after treated correct?

What are you guys using to clean your tents of the pollen so it doesn’t pollinate future grows?

Thanks again to anyone who can answer any of these!

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I’m not sure what would be the point on using it on males since the males are already going to produce pollen.

I think you could have it seed itself (one branch has ball others don’t sort of setup) or possibly you could try to make the whole thing have balls and pollinate others whether you collect/save the pollen for later or open pollinate, or apply to a clone for a self or whatever.

I think the treated branch is definitely not recommended to be smoked, the other branches might be ok to smoke but it would be a risk that you would have to make on your own, some people would definitely not take a chance.

I’m not exactly sure what people use to clean pollen filled tents, but apparently pollen is rendered incapable once it’s wet… so maybe if you just sprayed down the whole tent after? Some people use enzyme cleaners, h202 or even bleach in general for cleaning.

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