W/non-MJ plants, once a seed is produced the plant will pretty much stop flowering and dedicate all its energy/nutrients to seed production.

I have a female that's been pollenated and I can see some of the seed pods (I picked about 5-6 of them, opened them to confimr they're seeds). Should I pluck the seed pods w/tweezers so as not to damange the rest of the flower and let the plant continue flowering? Whaddya' think? Anyone ever tried this?

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i'd just say fuck it and harvest the seeds as well. you can still smoke the rest. let em grow,

[jamaican]"if twasn't suppose to be dis wey, twouldn be.. yah hurd? [/jamaican]

apparently he didn't read the first line lol!

oh, i read it. it was being used as an example of what non-cannabis plants do when pollinated. but the actual question was about what to do with an accidental pollination.

I've been clipping the seeds hoping more energy goes toward bud production. Thanks.

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I think that once pollination has occured there is little you can do, picking seeds out is unlikely to help. Unless it's a bag seed plant give it an extra week or 2 for the seeds to mature and then you will have more killer seeds to make more killer plants in the future.

was it pollinated or did it just hermie a lil bit

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relating my experience w/other flowering platns, removing a seed pod does divert plant's energy to other means, such as flowering or producing leaves. I think it'll be OK. I've also been feeding w/a mix of molasses and strawberry/banana juice twice a week. The buds are stinky as hell right now, and I can't wait to taste them.

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