Quote Originally Posted by twoguysupnorth
why are you grateful that they are the opposite sex if you dont want seeds? just curious. save some pollen and only polinate a branch or something, if you leave them next to each other you will get more seeds than bud.
I was happy to have that option, but I honestly dont know what I want to do. They're about 200ft apart so im not taking anything out yet.

Our weather is insane this summer (very humid and hot), I am surprised they have gotten this far because all earlier seedlings kept getting ate up by some sort of bug so I used some stuff called 7dust on these few plants but now they are high enough from the ground that I don't have that problem. When I go to visit I hardly stay for but 5 minutes because I get swarmed by mosquitos lol

lately, I noticed two other plants not pictured, they are to young to tell the sex but they seem adapted now
mikeo14 Reviewed by mikeo14 on . '07 grow only two plants have survived this summer so far and I am very grateful they are of opposite sex this happens to be my first attempt @ growing, and I am curious as how to increase the quality\quantity of whatever harvest I manage to get @ the end of the season I know this is a small grow op, but what would be the benefits of keeping or discarding of the male plant? their names are bonnie & clyde btw.... :jointsmile: Rating: 5