What you should do instead is dig up that male plant and transplant it somewhere far far away from there and then gather the pollen...

I believe that cutting would need roots for it the keep growing and producing the pollen in the sacs...
joeiskrunk Reviewed by joeiskrunk on . Clone Question... I want to save pollen from a male to paint on some pistils later so I don't have my whole crop seeded. My question is if I take a cutting from a flowering male without open flowers and keep it under 12/12 indoors will it continue to flower though it's a cutting? I know cloning during flowering is a no-no, but I have no interest in it rooting or living long term, just long enough to give me some pollen. Will it work? I already have the cutting, it's doing fine in plan water that I will change Rating: 5