Seed Run

I decided to start a journal about pollen chucking. I will be making everything from regular photo seeds to feminized auto seeds, and whatever else I feel like making. To start off, I am going to be making some feminized auto seeds with colloidal silver. I have a skunk auto female that I will be spraying along with two regular speedy g seeds as a backup in case I can't get the skunk to reverse. I plan on starting more auto seeds in a few weeks to be the pollen recipients. The skunk is in the round pot, the two speedy g's are in the square pots.


I also have a tent that I put my male plants in to collect pollen. Here is an Alphakronik Snowdawg2 male that I have going right now.

Day 9 of the auto seeds. They are coming along nicely. I think about two more weeks before I pop the pollen recipients and start spraying.

Cool, I want to learn more about feminzing and try a run shortly, will be following. Are you using homemade CS or premade?

Quick Q. I've done a bit of reading, but, do you know what the difference between Colloidal Silver and Tiresias Mist is?

Anyway, interesting thread. I'll keep an eye on it and see how your project turns out.

Thanks for stopping by. It is premade cs. I bought it off of amazon. I am not sure what the difference is between cs and tiresias mist. I think it may just be cs geared toward growers. Hopefully I will get the skunk to reverse, because my backup plan of speedy g did not turn out like I had planned. 2/2 male. I was suprised how early they showed. These are pictures from 13 days of flower. They are only about 3 inches tall.

Well, my skunk auto died. I am not sure what happened. I think it may be that the colloidal silver was too strong. I thought I had 50 ppm, but when I looked at the bottle it said 240 ppm. It was going along fine, the pistils were receding, and I came down the next day and the plant was dying. Not sure what happened.

In better news, I had good luck with my photo pollen chuck. I would say I am going to end up with 75-100 707 truthband x snowdawg seeds and probably around 25 SAD x snowdawg seeds.

Here is a pic of the pollinated 707