If you have a fan blowing from the male to female, this should blow the pollen onto the female. You just gotta wait for the nanners to open up and release the pollen.
You can even snip a branch off thats loaded with mature nanners. Shake the branch over the female and the yellow pollen should fall onto the buds, ensuring pollination.
I've heard of using a wet, thin-tipped paintbrush to extract the pollen, and pollinate the bottom portion of a female plant. This will allow for seeds at the bottom, and regular buds towards the top (if no cross contamination to the upper buds).

As far as nutes go, somebody else is gonna have to take this one; I'm inclined, however, to see the answer.

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DOUGAL25 Reviewed by DOUGAL25 on . Seed production I plan on putting 1 male and 1 female in a separate room for her to make seeds. If they are just near each other will she create a lot of seeds or do i have to do this a certain way? also do i add fertilizer just like i would if they were flowering, or do i need a different fertilizer for this purpose? Rating: 5