Other plants pollen affecting buds?

[Madbud]

No hairs on this banana hammock next to a heavily pollenated sundrop, but another bh a few feet away is normal. Any ideas on this?

While four feet away same genetics

 

[JohnBlazr]

That is weird lookin

 

[Madbud]

Nice little plant but gobs of yellow pollen on some leaves

 

[Trash_2002]

Nice little plant but gobs of yellow pollen on some leavesView attachment 2036440

not sure if its related but could be that pollen is super acidic or alkaline? or have a crazy ass toxic substance like "belladona" that could affect cannabis pistils?

never seen this happening tho.

 

[Madbud]

not sure if its related but could be that pollen is super acidic or alkaline? or have a crazy ass toxic substance like "belladona" that could affect cannabis pistils?

never seen this happening tho.

I’ll remember not to smoke any pollen, bees love it tho
Edit: slurry test on the pollen?

 

[Trash_2002]

I’ll remember not to smoke any pollen, bees love it tho
Edit: slurry test on the pollen?

crazy fact , if you scratch belladona pollen in your eyes it could cause temporary blindness and/or eyes irreversible damage.
some pollens have crazy properties lol

 

[Trash_2002]

I’ll remember not to smoke any pollen, bees love it tho
Edit: slurry test on the pollen?

i would slurry test it for fun and for the science, use gloves dont breed and etc, be safe LOL

 

[Trash_2002]

do you know the name of that flower? LOL sorry, first sentence "Sundrop"

 

[HerbalEdu]

some phenotypes have more or less hairs ...

 

[Madbud]

do you know the name of that flower?

Sundrop is the vernacular. Also have belladonna and poke salat

 

[Trash_2002]

Sundrop is the vernacular. Also have belladonna and poke salatView attachment 2036449

yep was trying to find anything about its pollen proprieties to no avail tho.
"Oenothera is a genus of about 145 species of herbaceous flowering plants native to the Americas. It is the type genus of the family Onagraceae. Common names include evening primrose, suncups, and sundrops"

 

[Madbud]

Bees now and the Junkos eat the seeds in winter.

 

[Trash_2002]

Bees now and the Junkos eat the seeds in winter.

Brugmansia arborea​

also has pollen that could cause temporary blindness and eye damage, and its flowers are a strong psychedelic used by indians to see "spirits", already drank a tea of it once in my youth.. NEVER again.. jesus that shit is strong as hell, i believe that i really saw spirits of old fisherman indians on the Beach ROFL ; took me a week to fully recover, scary shit.