Can pollen from an old grow affect the new?

[latewood]

plant it...water it...feed it...give it alot of light and good air!
LOL...and in the end...you will have "ICE"

If you have a chitload o' seeds, then;
Uncle Woody says;
(1)"Keep your strains seperate and only
keep the darkest and hardest seeds in the bunch"...
(2)chitcan; The light soft ones that POP when you squeeze them...psshhhh,gone.
(3)store the good ones in the frig' for longevity...peace

latewood Reviewed by latewood on 07-19-2006. Can pollen from an old grow affect the new? I had a feminised plant that went ape and festilised itself. I have loads of seeds. Question 1- will there be pollen remaining in the box to affect my new grow? Question 2- are these seeds good for anything? Rating: 5