Yep. Especially when you paid good money for that seedIs it worth doing to a plant grown from feminised seed?
Excellent. Would be good to give a go at some stage, cheersYep. Especially when you paid good money for that seed
Who is this mob ? Do they only sell STS .Just noticed they're giving a discount for BF, thought it was worth posting here .
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Some cunt in WA. Think so . The Interwebs.Who is this mob ? Do they only sell STS .
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Not a copper thenSome cunt in WA. Think so . The Interwebs.
Who?Not a copper then
The people selling the STS fishing for growersWho?
It just pricked up my paranoia when there was nothing else on the site and safe address doesn't help much when paying onlineProbably is, you never know . All the more reason to always use a safe address with anything grow related.
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1. Generally only local spray area produces pollen BUT the entire plant absorbs some solution, and STS can be deadly to humans if consumed. Aside from the pollen, the entire plant becomes useless for consumption. So better to spray the entire plant to maximise pollen production. The exception is selfing(S1) where plant fucks itself....lol. 2. Yes. Use a small brush( with pollencollected in a container), and cover the rest of the plant with rags/ newspaper while applying pollen. 3. Seeds are generally mature at end of week 6 from pollination date. 4. I spray STS 24 -28 days from seed, and flip to 12/12 on the same night as spray. I use 4 litre potsStupid questions:
1. When you apply STS to a plant, does it affect only local tissue or the whole plant? ie, does just one branch form male flowers?
2. Is it possible to isolate self-pollination to a limited area rather than seeding the whole plant? Also thinking in terms of collecting pollen to save
3. When growing a seed crop, is there any difference in flowering time to ensure seed maturation compared to bud harvest times?
4. For those who do use STS, are you doing it with small plants generally? ie, clone and flip setups?
Just thinking how practical this might be. Don't have the space to dedicate a whole area for it. But might have some time in a bit and would be keen to try
Excellent, thank you for the detailed response, makes sense. So, you do a sacrificial pollen run, collect then use that to pollinate later, and that can be controlled. Neat. So the first step is making pollen and then figuring out what I use it on. Unless I let the plant self and in which case just let it pollinate and collect the seeds at the end as a one -and-done approach. I suppose pollen could also be collected doing that also.1. Generally only local spray area produces pollen BUT the entire plant absorbs some solution, and STS can be deadly to humans if consumed. Aside from the pollen, the entire plant becomes useless for consumption. So better to spray the entire plant to maximise pollen production. The exception is selfing(S1) where plant fucks itself....lol. 2. Yes. Use a small brush( with pollencollected in a container), and cover the rest of the plant with rags/ newspaper while applying pollen. 3. Seeds are generally mature at end of week 6 from pollination date. 4. I spray STS 24 -28 days from seed, and flip to 12/12 on the same night as spray. I use 4 litre pots
It’s expensive considering the base ingredients are pretty cheap on their own in salt form and your essentially paying a middle man to add some distilled water to make some concentrations that you than mix.Who is this mob ? Do they only sell STS .
How did you hear about them
I had a quick look but couldn't find the salts easily or cheap - the silver nitrate in particular was expensive... I'd rather DIY but maybe paying for convenience is worth it - don't need mountains of the stuff. Any advice?It’s expensive considering the base ingredients are pretty cheap on their own in salt form and your essentially paying a middle man to add some distilled water to make some concentrations that you than mix.
Ebay Australia. Ensure the seller you purchase from actually posts from within Australia, not overseas. Just buy small batches of dry ingredients, as a little goes a long way. However if you just want to reverse one plant, and have no further use for STS, then premix might best suit your needsI had a quick look but couldn't find the salts easily or cheap - the silver nitrate in particular was expensive... I'd rather DIY but maybe paying for convenience is worth it - don't need mountains of the stuff. Any advice?
It’s “expensive” because of the minimum order quantities. But the quantity you buy will make literal litres of concentrate.I had a quick look but couldn't find the salts easily or cheap - the silver nitrate in particular was expensive... I'd rather DIY but maybe paying for convenience is worth it - don't need mountains of the stuff. Any advice?