realmeatdildo
Active Member
I found a single male flower that had opened overnight and it was in full bloom with petals open and had obviously released what little pollen it had in it.
The male flower was on a tiny little plant that I've been growing on 12/12 from seed and had hermied overnight.
Unfortunately, I had it right smack bang in the middle of five nearly finished females all of which are at about their eighth week of flower.
The hairs on these females are only just beginning to turn brown and I don't want to harvest them for another week (at least) so that they will be closer to or at their peak. It's an unknown bag seed which I suspect may be Himalayan Gold.
My questions are;
1.) I wonder how many buds a single male flower is capable of pollinating and
2.) whether I should cut them all now to stop the formation of any seeds?
I was considering waiting for just a week and checking the buds for signs of seed formation as it really seems a waste to take them all when they have such a short while to go before they're ready and they may not have actually been affected by the pollen.
Many thanks in advance for your advice.
The male flower was on a tiny little plant that I've been growing on 12/12 from seed and had hermied overnight.
Unfortunately, I had it right smack bang in the middle of five nearly finished females all of which are at about their eighth week of flower.
The hairs on these females are only just beginning to turn brown and I don't want to harvest them for another week (at least) so that they will be closer to or at their peak. It's an unknown bag seed which I suspect may be Himalayan Gold.
My questions are;
1.) I wonder how many buds a single male flower is capable of pollinating and
2.) whether I should cut them all now to stop the formation of any seeds?
I was considering waiting for just a week and checking the buds for signs of seed formation as it really seems a waste to take them all when they have such a short while to go before they're ready and they may not have actually been affected by the pollen.
Many thanks in advance for your advice.