First attempt at colloidal silver not so good.

So I sprayed my whole plant every single day for about the first 3 weeks of flower. I could see some nanners, and so I stopped spraying. Sure enough it looked like it got seeded up, but now that it's been eight weeks of flowering, it's kinda strange what I'm seeing. It almost looks like newer calyxes grew up over and around the old ones, and then nothing got pollinated. Even my wife who doesn't know much about this thought it looked seeded up around week 4.... But basically they are just big empty calyxes with mush and strange looking hard things inside (I guess old nanners?). Maybe some nanners with pollen in there though IDK yet.

So yeah no pictures yet, but questions - anyone else seen this before?

Should I just let it go and go and go and hope for rolidization? How long does that take? Since I sprayed the whole little plant I can't use it anyway so... Thanks!

Pics would help ... but .

Not sure of your intent ... were you looking to “ self “ the plant or make pollen.

I've found, when using CS to reverse a plant, it is key to spray only the budsites/nodes. Spraying the whole plant,leaves, stems etc.. doesn't help. Just undue extra stress.
Spray the plant 1-2 times a day a week before flip.
Once flipped, 1× a day,nodes only until first sacs open.
This of course is all dependant on the quality and strength of your CS.
Nanners and Male pollen sacs are not 1 and the same. CS causes a reversal from pistils to balls. This is what you want. Nanners, can come from any stressor,genetics, over ripness etc...
You don't need a lot of pollen to make a lot of seeds. You could reverse just 1 small branch on your plant, once it's fully reversed and at least one sac looks to be ripe,cut it,dip it in a cup of water and let the sacs burst onto foil or parchment paper underneath. You could then collect said pollen, allow it a day or two to dry,then pollinate as many branches u want,while leaving the rest of the plant sensi.
Tiersis Mist is another recommended reversal spray I seen mentioned alot, it's said to worker faster than cs. I don't have sny experience with it as my CS solution works for me. I'll probably try it once I run out of CS.

The silver nitrate and sodium thiosulfate solution method works better and only requires a couple sprays.


https://www.rollitup.org/t/applying-silver-nitrate-sodium-thiosulfate-mixture-for-fem-pollen.937161/