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Post by AKNorthernlights on Feb 1, 2016 0:29:40 GMT -9
I like to paint a little pollen on the preflowers with a small brush, three days in a row on just a branch or two, I then spray with water and return to the tent.
In like 4-5 weeks you have free seeds.
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Post by AKNorthernlights on Feb 14, 2016 21:41:44 GMT -9
When harvesting seeds, I like to just go ahead and harvest the buds like normal, and dry the buds in a brown bag for 4-6 days and then transfer into jars and burp like normal until the RH is down to like 65% this gives any immature seeds a chance to ripen a bit longer and then dry out slowly. The seed husk on alot of the mature seeds will split open and you will see the seed inside through the split, these will be ripe brown spotted or darker seeds with a shiny shell coating these will have a high germination rate. The more immature seeds will be a light green or white and the seed husk will often stick to the seed shell, there will be a dull finish on the shell, not the shiny smooth shell like a mature seed,and the germination rate will be lower. Some white seeds will be soft and sterile you can squeeze them and they easily collapse, they can be thrown or eaten, as they will not hatch. Always dry out seeds before storing or planting, just a few days on a plate is fine, and the store in the fridge or freezer for long term storage watch for mold as that can kill seeds.  |
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Post by skunkybudz4me on Mar 3, 2016 20:01:20 GMT -9
Im literally jaw dropped impressed, you make a man take drink!
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Post by AKNorthernlights on Mar 4, 2016 0:15:25 GMT -9
lol Thanks man not really a big deal after you do it once.
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Post by skunkybudz4me on Mar 4, 2016 10:23:39 GMT -9
Your attention to detail, the clean operation you have, and the mentality to do for yourself, is what's impressed me the most!!!
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