Quote Originally Posted by headshake
hey rusty (or sarah or whoever), when is the best time during flower to pollinate? if it's later during the flowering cycle does the water on the buds ever cause any problems?


-shake
It is said that it takes anywhere from 3-5 weeks for seeds to mature. I figure a good opportunity would probably be the last month of flowering. So by the time the plants are mature, so will the seeds. I suppose though if your just "painting" certain sites, then anytime flowering starts should be fine. I think it's strain dependent also.

Also, it is said after the seeds are ready to come out that they need to dry out a bit, but on one of my ladies years ago, hermied and a seed fell into the soil and germinated and started to grow.
Italiano715 Reviewed by Italiano715 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