Only 1 of those 4 plants was sprayed with STS. So it can't be the STS.
^If it's not possible that's it from STS then it's a deficiency/lockout.
Maybe post your issue in the infirmary.
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I noticed on the 2 reversed males, some stigmas got pollen on them leading to self-pollination. This happened about 2 weeks before I pollinated my selected 4 females.
Seeds are forming on the 2 reversed males.
Is it normal for the seeds to push out of the bracts and show themselves?
I waited really, really long before turning my target plant from veg to flower. I procrastinated in prepping my alternate flowering area.
The plant was really tall, and almost to the point where it was going to start putting out females flower, regardless, I think.
I sprayed once five days before, and then when I flipped, and I've just given it it's third spraying since then (so, 15 days ago went to flowering schedule).
No definite males yet. I'm spraying the lower 2/3 of the plant. I'm seeing the female "threads" all over, but much stronger in the top part vs the bottom. Still seeing some threads. Is there still hope these will turn male for me, or did I let that plant get too mature to flip it?
The amount of silver nitrate seemed really, really small, to start with, and then we further diluted it. Is that right, or did I read the instructions wrong?
If I do get pollen, will I be able to pollinate flowers from the top part of that same plant and eventually get seeds? Or will I have to wait for another plant?
Here's the best shot I have from one that has been getting sprayed, from about four days ago.
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I'm coating everything, and, yes, it was diluted to 1:9.
EDIT: Just took a really, really, really close look at some of those flower spots, and I am seeing some pods! Whew!