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Ok, I won't use flower then, good to know. Ill just do a few grains of rice. Thank you all for the info and experience with the males (giggle). So it can be out drying for a week in dry conditions and still be good pollen right? I am a bit relieved, now im thinking since the plants are indeed...

Well over a week huh? Was it 2 weeks, 3? Good to know, hopefully it will still be good a week later.

That's what my plan is. I did harvest a bit of pollen from one that was just bursting, dried it a few days and then mixed with 5x amount of flower and a few grains of rice that i dehydrated in the oven, then put in 1ml vials. But its killing me thinking that letting these males dry like i...

It's such a wild subject because I don't think anyone truly knows how long pollen is good for in a room if left to just sit there dry. I know it depends in temp and moisture in the air but people say it may only be good for a few days, some say months. There really isn't anything concrete on...

my bad lol. I'm just hoping after drying for 7 days the pollen is still good. I know there is some in there!! lol, getting it out this way seems to be a b*tch. Will go a different route next time.

They were treated with colloidal silver when i turned the lights 12/12. I'm trying to develop 'female' pollen for feminized seeds.

It was a 100% female to start, the mother is flowering

i know this is kinda the wrong way to do things. I waited until the sacs started to open and i'm trying a bunch of these I've read that when the sac cracks to open, you can technically open the pod and get the pollen. I dried to do an extraction but it was too wet when i tried. My theory is...

I cut down some male plants (female plants the were turned male) about 6 days ago and have them drying in paper bags, i cut the tops off that had the pods and put in bags. I wanted to get them nice and dry and they don't have many pods on them. Will drying them for a week destroy the pollen...