Anyone with experience in Freak Show?

That's a man!

100% no doubt a male. Dry pollen for 5-7 days, put it in an airtight container then place that container somewhere dark and with a mild, STABLE temperature, like a cupboard. Pollen stored correctly will stay viable for 6 months or more..........I know this from experience. Do not store pollen in the fridge or freezer.

If storing pollen is your goal, do not put it in the refrigerator or freezer. Any moister changes will kill its viability. Keep it in a cool dry and airtight container. It’s only good for a considerably short time, couple of months. Good luck if you get anything more realist than that out of it.

What strains has this kind of leaves. Very fascinating. Temperature: Depending on where you live, you might can control the temperature by opening a window. If that‘s not possible AC is a valid solution. Without AC you‘ll have one grow cycle less in most parts of the world i suppose (summer). Humidity: Increasing is fairly easy and cheap. The most expensive solution is a purpose built humidifier. Values wanted range from 70% early veg to 40% late flower and harvest. Decreasing: Exhaust fan helps to suck in fresh air. This way you can decrease to st least ambient values. For anything more, you will need an dehumidifier.

Wow working on a whole new species. Pretty Cool! You might want to have a phone conversation with High Elevation Genetics.

If you harvest the pollen from the best plant is your only choice preserve the genetics with a Fem freak show? OR, Play Dr Moreau and see what happens if you dust an indica or sativa

If it's crossing you want to do, you sure have enough to make a couple ladies produce the next psychedelic out of body experience weed! You sure those ain't some stock photos?

it's a marijuana plant. it wants the same environment as a female marijuana plant. collecting pollen isn't somethign you have to maximize. There will be far, far more than you need or can use within the time frame that it is viable. storing methods have a ton of bro science mixed in. they key is to store properly dried pollen in a cool, dark, dry place. fluctuating RH of a fridge or freezer can be bad. Pollen that is not properly dried will die in a freezer as water expands when frozen. So, if you store in fridge/freezer make sure to account for these problems. A well sealed container with dessicants can help in the fridge and i doubt any normal person has the tools to properly measure moisture content of pollen at home, so that's a crap shoot requiring trial and error for how long you need to dry it first. pollen "germinates" when it lands on pollen. High moisture can cause that to happen and that pollen is now useless when it does happen. this is how stored pollen can become inviable among other reasons. moisture is something to avoid. it'll lose viability over time no matter what, but you can slow it down significantly.