PPM for Colloidal Silver
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I let it run today and the PPM is now 7 and I have read that the CS that you get at the GNC stores is "low PPM" 10ppm and that we need higher PPM. I also read on wikipedia that: "Colloidal silver with concentrations of 30 parts per million (ppm) or less are typically manufactured using an electrolysis process" So I think I will make it as high as I can go (I'm guessing 30PPM) and I can dilute it if it starts to harm the plants. If is using CS too make feminized seed please let me know what PPm you use.
WonderWhatsNext
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You should explain how you made this in a new thread for people who might be interested
born2killspam
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Don't confuse colloidal silver with ionic silver.. IIRC you want more like 500-1000ppm..
I let it run for a good 48 hours atleast and now I got a 24PPM. I am happy with this. I think my issue was I was using a lot of water (1/2 gal) and 2 small silver coins (about the size of a US dime). This is why it took so long. You can see the difference in color of the water. It is a little gray. I will be using this to produce some males in about a month. I will let you know how I make out as well as where the video is I am making.
rockinrolla
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Very interested in your results of the colloidal silver process. Please accept my friend request as I am in the beginning stages of the same mission.
born2killspam
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The actual volume doesn't matter that much except for dilution.. It's primarily the direct surface-surface proximities.. Put those coins close enough but not too close, and you'd transfer the metal from the anode coin just as quickly in a lake as in a shot-glass..
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