Vegs said:Absolutely. Some will use a small paintbrush to apply pollen to only a lower branch or isolated area to get seeds in a specific area
Vegs said:Absolutely. Some will use a small paintbrush to apply pollen to only a lower branch or isolated area to get seeds in a specific area. Once pollinated that area will continue to make seeds as the bud or cola grows. However, be cautious when popping male flowers in the same room as the females because you would be amazed how far that pollen will travel with just the slightest air flow. Even if it is it from just one or a few male flowers.
Here's what I have done in the past...If you leave him in the room your whole crop will become seed. Take them out of the room(the males) and let them flower in another location and collect the pollen from the plant. Just place some newspaper under the plant and let the pollen fall. Then (this is what I done) bring out a female and place a plastic bag over a selected bud site and mist the rest of the plant. Remove plastic from the dry bud site and use a small paint brush and paint the collected pollen onto your bud site. Let it sit for about an hour or so and then slightly mist that budsite so the pollen does'nt affect your other plants(water will kill polen thats why you need to wait before misting). This way you grow 1 seeded budsite and the rest will be unseeded bud. You will get allot of seed from just 1 budsite if you use enough pollen...take care..LassChance said:I just recently read some excellent instruction in this or another forum. The person said to mist the entire plant EXCEPT the branch you want to pollinate. Then cover the plant with a plastic garbage bag EXCEPT for that one DRY branch. Paint the pollen on with a paintbrush (the kind artists use) Let it stand for an hour before removing the plastic bag.
Naturally you dont do any pollinating in the grow room--take the female out first. As I recall, you should mist the site after the hour, before you remove the plastic. I assume this is to "set" the pollen on the chosen branch.
Lass
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