Put hermied branch into water? When?
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vostok
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Why do you want to keep hermie pollen ...but for hermie plants... its very twisted and abnormal thinking ....go study some more, here
Marijuana: Jorge's RX
http://books.google.com/books?id=WRNNS2TUB3YC&printsec=frontcover&dq=related:ISBN1878823272
Put the hermie down wipe down your grow area and start again...this time avoid hermie plants by growing the normal way!!!
Marijuana: Jorge's RX
http://books.google.com/books?id=WRNNS2TUB3YC&printsec=frontcover&dq=related:ISBN1878823272
Put the hermie down wipe down your grow area and start again...this time avoid hermie plants by growing the normal way!!!
natro.hydro
Well-Known Member
Avoid water if you are trying to use the pollen because water makes pollen no bueno immediately upon contact.
noham
Active Member
I used colloidal silver spray on an autoflower.
I considered this to be a safer and more sure way than letting it go after flowering.
Yes, I am. But my question was: when to cut off and seperate the affected branch from the flowering female parts to prevent pollen contaminating my whole plant.
I read about cutting it off and letting it finish in a glass of water before the pollen sacks could open.
Thanks for the heads up. My mind however, was more upon putting it the cutted side down - as if I were cloning- into water, as to keep it alive for enough time for the pollen to be fertile.
- not submerging the whole branch.
natro.hydro
Well-Known Member
Hey i have read whacker shit on this forum than dunking a herm branch in water to collect pollen lol, good luck with that man pollen collection is unexplored terf for me, might get a better response in the breeder forum
