How long does it take For seeds to show after pollenization
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From everything I’ve read about trying to keep them from pollenating, I would think getting them to do what they are supposed to do would be relatively easy.
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I’m on the right side of the dirt, Brother! Thank you for asking. All the girls are entering flower now, so I’ve been hunting those damned caterpillars!
I like the other one better, but that could phukin’ work! Lmao
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Sour Thai dawg
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Thai trip.
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If I get a few grows and some stockpile done, I am thinking about making my own seeds. What I was wondering is where I can get pollen, and if it only takes a few days to get seeds once you get flowers showing, is it a really short grow, or do the seeds take as long to mature as the regular flowers would?
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@Whodat66 I have never breed cannabis before this is my first time. I got my pollen from a male I’m keeping in a separate tent. I have a general idea from my education and practical application on all types of plants except for cannabis. It took my plants a range of 3-7 days to show signs of pollenization. They do not srout seeds at rapid rates but typically within 2-4 weeks should be a good window to harvest some ripe seeds the longer the better.
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Thanks, might not be worth the effort, but if I get there, mail me a birthday card with some pollen 
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I don’t know what this was I think it was an adult fungus gnat. I love this peppermint, clove oil spray took it down!
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That doesn’t look like a fungus gnat to me. Looks like some sort of beetle or something
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It has a tail section like I said no clue I have spent zero time in pest identification lol. Kind of flys around like an up armored mosquito. @MattyBear
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More veg room pics can’t wait to flower these ladies in the end of September maybe mid depending on where they are at.
The autos are already flowering
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Do you like them stretchy like that, or is that just an auto thing?
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It’s an auto thing I really don’t take care of my auto plants. They are like snacks to me so I don’t really train them like I do photo plants. I used to when I grew for yeild only. Now I only grow photos for yeild and autos are so that I allow my photos to mature. If not I’d chop way too early because I ran out.
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A ‘fire-and-forget’ grow LOL That’s all I’m looking for is a good stockpile so I can start playing.
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just need to let them ripen for another week then it’s timber.
