@DutchGlobalCitizen, With this pollen, I’d like to create a new strain, see how it turns out and, as always, preserve the most unique lines through S1 seeds, if possible. It’s not a major project, just a fun hobby for me.
@DutchGlobalCitizenIt's my first time growing male plants, because this time I wanted to get regular seeds to select interesting male phenotypes. With the others, however, I used a different approach. I didn't need any spray because my Cheese is a female plant. After topping, it produced two male sacs, but since they contain only female chromosomes, the seeds produced on this plant and the others are 100% feminized. I do the same with autoflowers: when they produce the classic bananas, I wait just before they open, gather them with tweezers, and use them to pollinate specific lower flowers. This process preserves the mother's genetics while combining them with the traits of the pollinated plant. And that is how, for over twenty years, I have consistently obtained only female plants