LocomotiveMedical
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So @plant-daddy hooked me up with some pollen to play with and I have a couple questions I should’ve asked… Is this one ready to go? Not yet? Too late? Im researching this morning and I’m not too proud to ask the group to help me up my game.
Is there a preffered time of day, RH% or temp change I need to be aware of or do i dust a few buds…
no-nanners, newgrowerinMN and 4 others2 Comments-
Not to late in my opinion, but what are you trying to do make as many seeds as possible and you don’t care about the flower, Or just a few seeds on a couple of lower buds and keep the majority of the buds, or do you want a couple dozen seeds and use the flower for edibles?
Either way I find the seeds take about 6 weeks on
average.
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So I ended up using plastic film to isolate two branches, killed ALL circulation and used a kids watercolor kit paintbrush to paint the pollen into the pistils on the exposed buds.I even wore a mask to keep from blowing it everywhere. I’m hoping to get a few seed to play with in the future and hang on to some of the buds too. I’ve got plenty…
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There’s no need to argue, parents just don’t understand. Said the pimp slapper. Reminds me of when my parents couldn’t program a VCR in the 80-90’s and give me the same blank looks today when it comes to computers. Didn’t y’all invent this shit? Asking for a Gen X friend.
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Reply to Reveg over and over again
Time is money.
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Reply to Seedling with curled leaves?
That type of leaf curl is typical of wind stress. Do you have a fan pointing right at it? It should be fine as the tap root gets a little more established.
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