funk_buddha
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I'm new to breeding, having previously only cloned plants, but through luck i've gotten some herms that did not ruin my crop but rather gave me a dozen or so feminized seeds (of which all were premature, 8 were lost and only 1 of the remaining 4 germinated to later be killed by a n00b).
I spent $90 on some lowryder seeds from joint doctor and so far 3 have failed to germinate, 4 have been male, one is yet to show and 2 are yet to be germianted. Since i spent alot of money on them i decided i might as well make some seeds and see if i can grow some late plants this year.
I already fertilized some female flowers with some LR bags and the seeds have begun to grow. I also have a plant beginning to flower now and would like to pollinate it as well.
My question is.. when is the first point that you can pollinate a female? when is the best time? (for the highest number of seeds) and when is the last time a plant is able to accept pollen? Will a plant that is dying at the end of its cycle live a little longer if pollinated to make seeds? Are the very first hairs produced by a female as it shows sex able to make seeds?
I spent $90 on some lowryder seeds from joint doctor and so far 3 have failed to germinate, 4 have been male, one is yet to show and 2 are yet to be germianted. Since i spent alot of money on them i decided i might as well make some seeds and see if i can grow some late plants this year.
I already fertilized some female flowers with some LR bags and the seeds have begun to grow. I also have a plant beginning to flower now and would like to pollinate it as well.
My question is.. when is the first point that you can pollinate a female? when is the best time? (for the highest number of seeds) and when is the last time a plant is able to accept pollen? Will a plant that is dying at the end of its cycle live a little longer if pollinated to make seeds? Are the very first hairs produced by a female as it shows sex able to make seeds?
