+ Rep, Male Acorns Very Close To Harvest?

Do I Harvest Now?

  • Yes, or you will get seeds!!!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • No, the plant doesn't have enough time.

    Votes: 7 100.0%

  • Total voters
    7

Pureblood89

Well-Known Member
I spotted a couple of little yellow spikes (about three times thicker than a pistil) on one of my girls two days ago. I'm on day 56 of flowering and I only have 4-7 left to go. Can this plant's male parts fully develop, pop open and pollinate another female with mostly dead pistils and have enough time to produce a seed all in the span of less than a week? Something tells me It doesn't have enough time, but the paranoid side of my brain is scratching at the back of my eyes screaming, "Harvest Now!" I can't pinch them out without damaging the plant, they are buried very deep in the calyxes.
 

jointluver

Well-Known Member
If I were you I would go a couple more days (1-8) and see how it is then. It will take a much longer time until they pop open and pollinate the female.
 

ChubbySoap

Well-Known Member
i donno...that's a breeder question.

i'd harvest...infertile seeds are even worse than hundreds of crappy seeds for sowing when you go for a walk.
it'd be so tempting though to wait a day or two more...heh

good luck.
 

Pureblood89

Well-Known Member
Can I save the pollen sacks after harvest? Are they good for anything? I have no Idea, never seen a hermie this late in flowering, I usually kill all things with testicles.
 

beardogg

Member
I spotted a couple of little yellow spikes (about three times thicker than a pistil) on one of my girls two days ago. I'm on day 56 of flowering and I only have 4-7 left to go. Can this plant's male parts fully develop, pop open and pollinate another female with mostly dead pistils and have enough time to produce a seed all in the span of less than a week? Something tells me It doesn't have enough time, but the paranoid side of my brain is scratching at the back of my eyes screaming, "Harvest Now!" I can't pinch them out without damaging the plant, they are buried very deep in the calyxes.
P1000137.jpg Did it look like this? (top left) Ive been wondering the same thing...
 

irieie

Well-Known Member
i would def try to save some of that pollen. this is known as rodelization, or the soma method. save that pollen and impregnate next grow around week 3-4. your seeds should come out feminized.
 
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