p0ison
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Alright so here's my dilema:
I have a closet grow set up. I ended up with 3 females and 1 male. 1 Grapefruit (F), 2 Hashberry (1F-1M), and 1 White Widow (F). Originally, I had intended on taking clones from the females whilst they were in the vegetative stage. Unfortunately, A huge storm knocked out power for my area for an entire week. The darkness caused my plants to all begin flowering. At this time they are all beginning to bud (lots of hairs on the females and many MANY male clusters forming on the male).
From what I've read and heard from other growers, Its pretty difficult to take clones from flowering plants.
I've since moved the male into a room by himself (on a 12/12 lighting schedule) and I'd like to know the best way to take some pollen from him and apply it to a single bud on one of my females to make some seeds.
I've heard from some people that once the male's flowers begin letting out pollen, I can collect it and then brush it onto a bud with a paintbrush or something.
What I would like to know is WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO DO THIS? Or is there something else I should do? Im sort of worried about the pollen spreading (does it do that?) and ending up in buds that I dont want seeds in.
I have a closet grow set up. I ended up with 3 females and 1 male. 1 Grapefruit (F), 2 Hashberry (1F-1M), and 1 White Widow (F). Originally, I had intended on taking clones from the females whilst they were in the vegetative stage. Unfortunately, A huge storm knocked out power for my area for an entire week. The darkness caused my plants to all begin flowering. At this time they are all beginning to bud (lots of hairs on the females and many MANY male clusters forming on the male).
From what I've read and heard from other growers, Its pretty difficult to take clones from flowering plants.
I've since moved the male into a room by himself (on a 12/12 lighting schedule) and I'd like to know the best way to take some pollen from him and apply it to a single bud on one of my females to make some seeds.
I've heard from some people that once the male's flowers begin letting out pollen, I can collect it and then brush it onto a bud with a paintbrush or something.
What I would like to know is WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO DO THIS? Or is there something else I should do? Im sort of worried about the pollen spreading (does it do that?) and ending up in buds that I dont want seeds in.