Collect pollen in a baggie or baby food jar, until you have plenty for pollination, then ditch the male. 1 tsp is enough to pollinate quite a a few plants. I store mine in the fridge till I need it, then gently 'paint' it on the calyxes with a half bald Q-Tip. (one that I've removed most of the fuzzy stuff)
In your flower room, are there other females you don't want pollinated? Pollen will migrate on your hands, hair, clothes, air currents...
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . How long will a male keep producing flowers? I have a male and a female in quarantine so I can get her to produce a lot of seeds. They are both in 12/12 right now but the male is growing twice as fast as the female. Will he keep producing flowers as long as he is alive flourishing under the 12/12 light or does he stop at a certain point. I'm worried that by the time my female reaches the maturity level where she needs to be to accept the pollen to produce seeds, that by then his flowers will have already dropped. Or does he continuously Rating: 5