They both look vigorous and ready to make some F1 offspring
Haha Sexy time! Nice!Yay! Sexy time in the tent
See what I did there! I’m trying to use the stuff I learn from school so I remember the terms
Yay! Sexy time in the tent
See what I did there! I’m trying to use the stuff I learn from school so I remember the terms
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School is a lot different now than when I wentYou mean these terms you've learned in school?
"BCP also gives me a lady chub
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"Yay! Sexy time in the tent
Next you'll be calling pollinating by hand a "handjob"
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Could you take the majority of the buds off the auto when there at the point of your preferred maturity and leave a couple on that were pollinated to produce mature seed? Or would that jack with the seed production on the other nodes?
School is a lot different now than when I went
...says the guy who's retired! Or did you sell your dot com and leave the workforce early
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Sorry man I wasn’t sure if you was cool with me diverting your thread any more than I already did.
There’s it was
Yes, yes you can! I pollinated a couple branches when this plant was a week from being harvested. I took off all the un-pollinated branches and left the pollinated branches on for another 6 weeks. This netted me some mighty narcotic buds and about 40 seeds.
All in the name of science!
The absolute hardest thing you'll maybe ever do is resist the temptation to pluck a seed off the plant to see how mature it is. What I do is when I see the first seeds starting to form after pollination I mark that date on my calendar and then count 5 weeks ahead. When I hit the date on the calendar I will pluck a seed to see how mature it is. And yes for the most part it's visual. Something that tells me that my seeds are fully mature is when the seed slides out of the calyx without sticking and the shell is hard.
About 3 weeks old
About 3.5 weeks old
About 4 weeks old
About 5 weeks old
These are 6 weeks old
So you can see if you peek early you've in effect wasted a seed.
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