Sorry if I was unclear to anyone. I am just asking if this is normal seeding and I am wondering if the plant will eventually start growing more buds instead of seeding? And yes I just found it off that the other plants didn't seed up like this one.
If a plant has lots of pollinated buds it switches off growing more flowers and directs it's energy into growing seeds. As too the other plant not getting seeded up much that's probably just the luck of the draw due to the random nature of your pollinating method.
I collect all my pollen in a room far away from my girls then dry it and store it in a vial until needed. Then I'll take a girl I want to pollinate out of the grow room, put a garbage bag over the whole plant except for the branch I want to pollinate. Then I just dip a Q-Tip into the pollen, tap off the excess and tapping it gently dust a few buds. Four or five marble sized buds will produce 20 - 30 seeds if not more. If there is more than one I want to pollinate like the four tied up in a screen in my grow room now I do it differently. I turn off any fans then carefully dust some buds on lower branches on all four. I do this just before or just after light's out so I can leave the fan off all night. Then I go down in the morning and spray a mist of water all over the area around the plants and the plants as well to de-activate any loose pollen. Then fire up the lights and fan.
Once a male shows you can just cut a couple branches off, stick them in a mug of water and let them flower out under a CFL or two in a box in a closet somewhere. Line the bottom of the box with tinfoil to collect the pollen, clean it well and store in a small jar or vial once dried well. I put the open vial in a sealed jar that has some desiccant in it to draw any moisture out for a week then seal the vial and store in a sealed jar until use. Keeps for a few months at least at room temp.
If you do it like I described then the plant doesn't switch off flower production and flowers out normally. If the plant gets ripe before the seeds do you just harvest the rest of the plant leaving the pollinated bits on until the seeds are falling out of the calyxes and then harvest them. Can just use a smaller light source to finish them off so you don't need to run your big light for an extra couple weeks.
