Salutations Aku,
It happens i got a theory on "Colloidal Silver" and some possible
potential for an alternate use as miticide, at least on males considering we don't normally use those for consumption anyway. Last year at the last minute i actually cancelled a project meant to explore this matter, specifically; my intent was to evaluate the eradication of spider mite colonies by killing their eggs, though without inhibiting the ethylene sex hormone in cannabis, ideally. One problem that causes me to favour testing on males is that i don't know how much time is required for vegetal leaves to absorb Colloidal Silver. Yet after some reading i've theorized that a generous rinse intended to flush eventual silver salts + dead eggs would be in order after 6 minutes - or the plant should be considered contaminated and improper for human consumption until proven otherwise.
Unfortunately it's only a clever alignment of words so far. But if i could be certain it works and a protocol exists to maximize my chances of success then i wouldn't mind a bit having false males on my window-sill as this would constitute a major breakout for me already: it would defeat The Borg and my serenity would finally prevail at last!
Your statement to the effect that "sex reversal" has failed apparently proves it's quite an option to spray plants with a CS solution and yet expect/observe no effect in terms of sex manipulations. Which i suspect implies mites eggs can be killed while ethylene inhibition would remain an option...
Hopefully this will save you some time, trials and tribulations.
That could be a start and this would make a man happy again, because of hope being recovered.
I found this page... ...I am in no way saying buy that product.
Most of those ready-made CS generators co$t a bunch which i realy find hard to justify myself!
I don't even know for sure what the main page is selling.
Perhaps i've missed a spot but it seems to me it's a decent CS generator solution - but i still agree, i'd also have to say don't fall for it anyway!!
M'well, more clearly here's how i understand it better:
In principle it's all there, the reader has to be able to interpret electronic schematics though. That's something i can do to some fair extent, so what i see is this: no severe limitation on voltage range for all i can tell, proper current density on the donor electrode when using a
pair of 1 inch (dia.) silver coin
s (e.g. only 1 coin behaves as the electrolysis "donor" at a given time), and finally, cyclic polarity reversal to help keep the silver electrodes clean (by switching donor positions).
Overall that's no bad idea considering there can be too many variables already; too bad we can't find decent implementations at an affordable/reasonable price!
Good day, have fun!!