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Finally got that pollen today!
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Good luck with your pollination as well
 
Wow, good one Justin!:thumb:
 
Justin Goody said:
Finally got that pollen today!
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Good luck with your pollination as well
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That's Them! I can see mine are starting for maybe next week. Like you said, two weeks ahead is looking true here. Good luck yourself!
 
POLLEN PAINTING UPDATE

Good Saturday all! I got to the pollinating yesterday. Here's how I do it.
First I Shut all the fans and wait for 15 minutes. Then I pick out the subject bud and cover it with a bag. Tag the branch. Then spray the rest of the buds with water. Lift the bags and gently paint on some pollen with a tiny brush, and put the bag back on. More water spray over the rest over the buds. 48 hours for the bags, maybe less.
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The fine mister
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Spritzer

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Double Delight

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Bagged for 48 hours
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StoneOtter said:
Bode's going to enlighten us. I've never used it.
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Ill figuer er out before tben but im pretty shure it is as described i would personaly use as a component
Colby Rohrig said:
Even just a general directions would be fine i wanna find ur cabin this summer and take a pic
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StoneOtter said:
Amazing beauty Dutch! I saw a bunch of trout but they didn't want my east coast baits.
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havent done neaarly ennough fishin yet tips p.s. lol
Justin Goody said:
Finally got that pollen today!
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Good luck with your pollination as well
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What did u use again ? Colloidal ?.
 
StoneOtter said:
Yes. Colloidal Silver @ 250 ppm mixed 3 to 1 with distilled water.
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That's interesting so you would be using about 83ppm which to my mind sounds a much better starting point. I failed miserably with attempts on 4 plants this year, I was using 24ppm so your success confirms my own thoughts of why not bump it up to bring it on more. I have mostly seen folks claiming success at 50ppm but I did read of one person who used only 20ppm.
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Buy a local a coffee and get to talking fishing. :cheesygrinsmiley:
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I am with you there! Trout fishing with flys, nymphs, streamers, spinners, worms, but that was in my youth, these days trout waters are too far away and I am near the sea, so I still get out for some rock fishing mostly for snapper, but good stuff, tight lines!
 
Stunger said:
That's interesting so you would be using about 83ppm which to my mind sounds a much better starting point. I failed miserably with attempts on 4 plants this year, I was using 24ppm so your success confirms my own thoughts of why not bump it up to bring it on more. I have mostly seen folks claiming success at 50ppm but I did read of one person who used only 20ppm.

I am with you there! Trout fishing with flys, nymphs, streamers, spinners, worms, but that was in my youth, these days trout waters are too far away and I am near the sea, so I still get out for some rock fishing mostly for snapper, but good stuff, tight lines!
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I went with painting it on once a day. Keep watching, there's no pollen yet.
 
StoneOtter said:
I went with painting it on once a day. Keep watching, there's no pollen yet.
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I was using 24ppm and spraying it on liberally to selected stems 4 to 6 times a day! So if higher strength can do the trick and only need once a day then I know what I'd choose next time!
 
Stunger said:
I was using 24ppm and spraying it on liberally to selected stems 4 to 6 times a day! So if higher strength can do the trick and only need once a day then I know what I'd choose next time!
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This might be it!
 
I had been wondering about why stop at 50ppm, so to me your success proves it!
 
I used CS 50ppm sprayed on once a day.

I have heard that STS (silver thiosulfate) is the easier, sure way. I believe you can even make your own fairly simply.

I may try that next time but the 50ppm is cheap and easy enough if you have the timing down.
 
Stunger said:
I had been wondering about why stop at 50ppm, so to me your success proves it!
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My success hasn't happened yet sir. In a week we should know. I found a journal from someone who went away and is locked. The recipe boiled down to that I think He put a whole bottle into a 44 oz beer bottle and said the mix was working. I kind of followed him. Lost the journal I was getting it from.
 
DutchinAB said:
Looking golden, Otter!! I hope to be this successful with my reversal attempt in a few weeks.

I am curious as to why you would spray the rest of the buds with water before applying pollen to the selected branch?
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In case any stray pollen blows along i don't want all the buds to be seeded. Water kills pollen. I sprayed before and after actually. I'm a half assed journaler some days. Please pardon me.
 
Love the pictorial Otter! Just like beez0404 woulda done...but with paper bags. :)
 
InTheShed said:
Love the pictorial Otter! Just like beez0404 woulda done...but with paper bags. :)
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I need a head cam! Watching pollen fall into a bud is pretty cool. It's not a complex procedure but there's a certain pressure to keep the rest from touching the yellow dust. I find myself holding my breath in spite of wearing a mask. @beez0404 is likely the one I learned from. His journals are full of solid info I use often!
 
StoneOtter said:
Then spray the rest of the buds with water. Lift the bags and gently paint on some pollen with a tiny brush, and put the bag back on. More water spray over the rest over the buds. 48 hours for the bags, maybe less.
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High folks, I want to add when I take off the bags I wet em all down again in case any bag pollen gets set free it'll kill it. Tonight's the night for that. WHAHA!
 
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