Other plants pollen affecting buds?

Madbud · Sep 8, 2023

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 · Sep 8, 2023

That is weird lookin

Madbud · Sep 8, 2023

Nice little plant but gobs of yellow pollen on some leaves

Trash_2002 · Sep 8, 2023

Madbud said:
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 · Sep 8, 2023

Trash_2002 said:
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 · Sep 8, 2023

Madbud said:
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 · Sep 8, 2023

Madbud said:
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 · Sep 8, 2023

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

HerbalEdu · Sep 8, 2023

some phenotypes have more or less hairs ...

Madbud · Sep 8, 2023

Trash_2002 said:
do you know the name of that flower?

Sundrop is the vernacular. Also have belladonna and poke salat

Trash_2002 · Sep 8, 2023

Madbud said:
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 · Sep 8, 2023

Bees now and the Junkos eat the seeds in winter.

Trash_2002 · Sep 8, 2023

Madbud said:
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.

Other plants pollen affecting buds?

Other plants pollen affecting buds?

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Brugmansia arborea​

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