im not too sure on that. i found a couple on the floor so im assuming the swelling had broken the calyx causing them to fall. Most of them are as tough as can be. As for buds, the plant was more spaced out clayxes as opposed to organized bud formation. My entire plan for the plant was purely seed making. Also, when i first inspected the plant a small branch was basically dead looking n dried. what emerged from it were tons of hardy beans. Have yet to find one that pops with my fingers.
i place them in the fridge. it might be just in my mind, but the beans iv'e created then placed in the fridge & pull out later have a very high germination rate. almost like seeds falling to the ground in the winter & not germinating until the spring. keeping them in stasis i guess.
ill give it a shot, how stable have your crosses been? im not too sure onthe genetics i had, but i put them through the mud, with weird light schedules topping pruning the works basically manipulating every variable possible. Plants didnt hermi nor showed any signs of undesireable traits. Im just wondering the chances of creating something stable
Next time, if you still want bud without seeds too, just take the pollen, put it in a paper bag and put it around the branch you want to pollinate, taping the end tightly around the branch. Give it a shake everyday for 3 days and then carefully take it off. That branch will have seeds and the rest will be, for the most part, seed free.
nice man, congrats....i did my seed run last year. Just had one screw up and it seeded itself basically it went rodes style. I harvested the seeds from it, been nice so far.....i keep mine in a pirex sealed bowl and in a drawer i have. So far so good with them this run...
pretty strong as i like to create outdoors, which in my mind makes them more resilient. most recently ive crossed dream lotus, silver mountain, space cake to a hearty pleiadian love nest male. last year i did a bunch of mistake chucks to a malibu pie male.
