Let’s see em’ @Curious_Roberto!!
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The guys that I’ve talked to about CBG say its hard to grow and they had some of the same issues you had. Would love to get my hands on a CBC strain if possible. Triligy seeds was working on it but I heard they had some issues.
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Love em’!
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They’re my babies haha, no kids here so they get all of the attention. They’re spoiled rotten!
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Is this just a case of shocking the plant to change its sex or is there something more sophisticated going on with the colloidal silver?
Hormone blocking is my caveman understanding of it.
There is another tek outside of the STS tek. If anyone wants to consult with the owner of the hemp farm I work at, we just produced 500,000 feminized hemp seeds this spring.
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Stopping or reducing the ethylene production in the plant. If I remember correctly.
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Yes, same here. I have noticed the plants that get sprayed with cs stop growing immediately and can get a mild leaf burn, like they got too strong of a foliar feeding. I have never used sts.
That’s what I saw with STS.
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Any idea of the minimum ppm for colloidal silver to work?
I used a 60ppm one and it worked. I have read 30ppm will work too.
big difference between fem seed and stable fem seed
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You should start a whole new thread for stable fem seed tech. When I’ve purchased seeds in the past I always have genetic diversity in the field.
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Mine always read 20ppm. I think the particle size is just as important as the ppm that’s why I sonicate the solution prior to spraying.
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Ayyyyyyy
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Same here. I think that just goes with fem seed. There will always be some runts and variation. For hemp, I find there to be less variation when I cross two different varieties, versus selfing a single variety. I presume two gene pools to be better than one.
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I agree 100%
