I have removed all of the stressed plants as well as the plant that put itself into flower (it was a feminized seed, not an auto strain on the same light schedule as my veg plants, it may be the culprit but I did not see any make parts on the plant to think it hay have switched), they are all now at a different location and my veg babies are now all alone, all checked and female as far as I can tell without flowering.
I do have a question though, what is the best way to keep the veg babies from pollinating? I have cleaned the grow room with 99% alcohol ans sprayed the existing plants with a peroxide with water and an alcohol and water solution (4 hours apart) to hopefully dilute any residual pollen. How long will pollen stay in the air/ grow room and how often should I wash my plants to ensure they are not pollinated prior to flower? These plants have been cooking since November and I really hope to flower them slon, as my husband is C hi hi hi I[quote=“Jaysittinback, post:40, topic:95315, full:true”]
Hi it takes flowers with hairs to catch pollen and become pollinated so right about the plants in veg theyre still ok. Check the one that seeded and see if it pollinated itself. It might have male and female parts too and needs to be removed
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ounting down the days to when these plants can flower as the last batch was a live and s learn scenerjo.
happens. Isolate and keep moving forward
theyre safe from the others now anyway, and any pollen that was around at last post, is dead. I like them yellowing centers because often means theyre on a growth spurt.
