Critical Purple Self-Pollination Attempt

-So this week I will be moving the northern lights plant over to my other diary. She is doing very well, go check that diary to see how she is doing. -I've decided to self-pollinate this Critical Purple plant. I've made a batch of colloidal silver that measures 45 PPM and I've been spraying two branches with it a couple of times a day. The branches are shown in the pictures above. One has a string tied around it to identify and the other has a twist tie. Those branches are looking pretty gnarly right now due to the CS treatment but I've been told that that is pretty normal in the beginning. My hope is that she will be ready to be pollinated right when those branches start to drop their pollen. I need a little luck. She is a beautiful plant though. I would be very happy to get some good seeds from her. - I won't be consuming any part of this plant in any way due to the colloidal silver treatment. I will be harvesting the seeds and turfing everything else. With some luck, it will be worth it. HAPPY GROWING!!!