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Creating Female Seeds Using Colloidal Silver - With High Brix
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CS or STS?
brand? did you check with meter to see if ppm is accurate? my 2nd CS was a different brand it had very little CS in it.
Slowpuffer
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What's the cheapest place to purchase CS ? Thanks !!
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Silver Mountain Minerals Ultra Colloidal Silver, 240ppm, 8 oz was $20
no meter here.
I mixed 10 ml CS and 30 ml distilled water should give me 60 ppm right?
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should give you 80ppm..
you mix fresh each time?
I mixed it the first time and put it in a small 1oz spray bottle and I am close to empty and its been over two weeks.
I am only spraying one branch.
and if one 10 ml (1/4th) of the solution of 40 mls was 240 why isnt it 60ppm?
Slowpuffer
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River ??The River...
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C1V1=C2V2
240 x 10 = C2 x 30
2400/30= C2
C2 =80
240 x 10 = C2 x 30
2400/30= C2
C2 =80
I sent ya a PM explaining.
HemiSync
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Isn't it horrible when you feel you can't say the name of a river that runs through the South American rainforest? 
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Isn't horrible when you feel you can't say the name of a river that runs through the South American rainforest?
Cider House Rules.
DrZ
it will be 4 weeks spraying in a few days and still no pods.:surrender:
it will be 4 weeks spraying in a few days and still no pods.:surrender:
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strange!..
electro gypsy
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Damn that's a while. I recently saw a friend have some take about as long. A few different strains too. In his case I question the quality of the CS or STS which is what I think he used. Both will break down in light. It takes a while but it can happen. Regardless you're at the max for treatment times. I'd definitely stop treating now and give it time. Even if it reverses late you can harvest untreated buds when they are ready and leave the treated branches on to keep growing. If the whole plant is treated it will typically live longer after reversal starts. A lot longer. Same with the left over stump method. Either way I find myself throwing away live pollen producing plants about 4-6 weeks after they would have gone completely through a non-reversed run. They almost won't die 
this is what i used
it says +ionic. is that a problem?
it says +ionic. is that a problem?
electro gypsy
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ooohhh good question. I'll check mine.
electro gypsy
New Member
Plus Ionic what? This is new lingo in the silver lined cloud for me.. 
This is truly a week of parallel universes. First it's Alternate Sue, then I'm posting on Mr A's thread of the past, naming and uploading the wrong pics of the right things.. and now this! I have the exact same brand to the detail, only NO ionic.
and I'll be damned if that ain't the Twilight Zone theme I hear on the TV out there.
This is new lingo in the silver lined cloud for me.. This is truly a week of parallel universes. First it's Alternate Sue, then I'm posting on Mr A's thread of the past, naming and uploading the wrong pics of the right things.. and now this! I have the exact same brand to the detail, only NO ionic.
and I'll be damned if that ain't the Twilight Zone theme I hear on the TV out there.
electro gypsy
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Wish I wasn't too stoned to read but found it. I had a feeling this may be the case. Doesn't it need to bond to something in the plant to cut off the polywhatever the hell they were? Still can't remember 
silver colloids . whatever
"What Is Ionic Silver?
Technically speaking, a silver ion is an atom of silver that is missing one electron. The outermost electrons of an atom determine the physical properties of the matter. Take away one electron from a silver atom and you get a silver ion. Ionic silver is not the same as metallic silver, silver particles or colloidal silver.
The Difference Between Colloidal Silver And Ionic Silver
Colloidal silver is made up of tiny nanoparticles of metallic silver. The particles are complete and do not combine with other elements. In its ionic form, silver is highly reactive with other elements, and will readily combine to form compounds. Inside the human body chloride is the most prevalent anion. Silver ions will immediately combine with chloride to form an insoluble compound of silver chloride.
The difference between silver ions and silver particles boils down to the fact that silver ions combine with chloride ions to form silver chloride and silver particles do not.
This simple fact should be kept in mind when reading claims that silver ions are particles. If a silver ion were a particle, it would not combine with chloride. For a more technical discussion about the differences between ions and particles, see Ions, Atoms and Charged Particles.
Why Is This Important?
Silver chloride is a compound that is formed when silver ions combine with chloride ions. It is an insoluble compound which means once it is formed in the human body, it does not dissolve. Silver ions and chloride ions have such a strong attraction for each other that it is virtually impossible to keep them apart. Once they find each other, they form the silver chloride compound. All ionic silver will turn into silver chloride once inside the body because of the readily available supply of chloride ions in many different forms.
Silver chloride is an insoluble salt that does not dissolve inside the body once it has formed. Silver chloride is eliminated by the kidneys and expelled through the urine. The authors believe that only the portion of silver content contained in the particles will remain effective in the body.
Typical ionic silver products contain between 3 and 20 ppm of ionic silver which would not cause argyria.
Ingestion of highly concentrated forms of ionic silver (100 ppm and above) may cause argyria, a permanent discoloration of the skin."
silver colloids . whatever
"What Is Ionic Silver?
Technically speaking, a silver ion is an atom of silver that is missing one electron. The outermost electrons of an atom determine the physical properties of the matter. Take away one electron from a silver atom and you get a silver ion. Ionic silver is not the same as metallic silver, silver particles or colloidal silver.
The Difference Between Colloidal Silver And Ionic Silver
Colloidal silver is made up of tiny nanoparticles of metallic silver. The particles are complete and do not combine with other elements. In its ionic form, silver is highly reactive with other elements, and will readily combine to form compounds. Inside the human body chloride is the most prevalent anion. Silver ions will immediately combine with chloride to form an insoluble compound of silver chloride.
The difference between silver ions and silver particles boils down to the fact that silver ions combine with chloride ions to form silver chloride and silver particles do not.
This simple fact should be kept in mind when reading claims that silver ions are particles. If a silver ion were a particle, it would not combine with chloride. For a more technical discussion about the differences between ions and particles, see Ions, Atoms and Charged Particles.
Why Is This Important?
Silver chloride is a compound that is formed when silver ions combine with chloride ions. It is an insoluble compound which means once it is formed in the human body, it does not dissolve. Silver ions and chloride ions have such a strong attraction for each other that it is virtually impossible to keep them apart. Once they find each other, they form the silver chloride compound. All ionic silver will turn into silver chloride once inside the body because of the readily available supply of chloride ions in many different forms.
Silver chloride is an insoluble salt that does not dissolve inside the body once it has formed. Silver chloride is eliminated by the kidneys and expelled through the urine. The authors believe that only the portion of silver content contained in the particles will remain effective in the body.
Typical ionic silver products contain between 3 and 20 ppm of ionic silver which would not cause argyria.
Ingestion of highly concentrated forms of ionic silver (100 ppm and above) may cause argyria, a permanent discoloration of the skin."