Farmer's Hat
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I haven't! Is there a link you can provide? Im very curious to know more.Have you heard of reversing males to help identify their female characteristics? Cool project!
I haven't! Is there a link you can provide? Im very curious to know more.Have you heard of reversing males to help identify their female characteristics? Cool project!
I am trying to find the journal I saw it on and I don't remember, but some people reverse their males (with maybe a different chem than sts/cs) in order to see what traits they will show on the female offspring instead of having to make the seeds and find out the longer way. It made alot of sense to me (on the other hand I have no breeding experience yet.)if I find the thread I'll try and link it to you! It was a good readI haven't! Is there a link you can provide? Im very curious to know more.
what is your rule of thumb for "cutting" the pollen? do you use flour and sterilize it or something else?Male #3 is starting to drop lots of pollen every day. I have more than enough of this yellow dust to produce a decent amount of seeds.
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Its also getting top heavy! Which is a good sign
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The purple male is still behind. I was able to collected some pollen from it today. Im actually very eager to breed with this male because I love smoking sativas. Im not big into the couch lock heavy indicas. View attachment 5421258
All the girls in greenhouses are done stretching and are about to enter week 2 of flower. I will snap some pictures this weekend.
Cheers
Ive never done anything like this. Is it a common practice? What is the purpose?what is your rule of thumb for "cutting" the pollen? do you use flour and sterilize it or something else?