Hi again all, here is a question that doesn't get much attention because the answer can be pretty straight forward, but I ask because I am curious if there are any other answers besides the obvious.

The sex of two plants were identified - a male and female (both are very large and healthy, it is very exciting). The female has just begun to flower (3 days ago still unsure of sex, now two or three female flowers are *just* visible). The male started to flower about a week ago, maybe a little more, but no flowers have opened yet (expecting it to within 3-5 days). Neither plant can be moved away from the other to prevent pollination. The male should be harvested within the next 48 hours at the most I would guess. My question is this: Can the male be used in any way after harvesting? I know the basic answer is "males are only good for pollinating females," but they do contain a *small* percentage of the "good stuff." Knowing this, I ask what the most resourcefull way is to use a male other than pollination (which is only a good thing if you need seeds). Can it be vaped? Used like shake when cooking? As freebies to friends mixed with some bud? When things get really desperate and all the bud is gone? Thanks!
Delta9Haze420 Reviewed by Delta9Haze420 on . Help with male plants... Hi again all, here is a question that doesn't get much attention because the answer can be pretty straight forward, but I ask because I am curious if there are any other answers besides the obvious. The sex of two plants were identified - a male and female (both are very large and healthy, it is very exciting). The female has just begun to flower (3 days ago still unsure of sex, now two or three female flowers are *just* visible). The male started to flower about a week ago, maybe a little Rating: 5