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I met a guy that had his outdoor pollinated by what he thinks was Automatic pollen. What a bummer that was... there will be a time when putting a HEPA over your intake will be good practice if not already good practice.
How do you intend to preserve (secure) your pollen?I like this post fits right in on my program
I picked up two packs of the lucky charms an one pack of the ghost OG
(bohdi $ apothecary)
Both strains were sold out like country fest tickets.
I ran both strains many times before crossing them
With the ghost OG having that following brought on by the ORGNKID I picked the biggest stinker male with huge leafs an he the one
Right now I've taken that male building to the next level
With just the one cross the lucky x the ghost OG
I'm pharming 18 males
They are all 2 ft now an headed for flower
I will find the biggest stinker out of
18 males
If I am gonna be chucking I'm not fucking around.
Get the fuck out of here kansas weed sucks I hope medicinal cannabis is different like the part where your smileys are lolLongevity, Germination, and Emergence
of Wild Hemp (Cannabis Sativa L)
B.S. Kansas State University , 1970 Master Thesis
Storage Temperatures
After 15 months , wild hemp seed viability was relatively unaffected by storage temperatures. However, storage temperature had a great influence on germination, and germination generally increased with time. Seeds kept in cold storage had consistently low germination, while the germination of seeds stored at room temperature and natural temperatures was highly variable. :confused: :eek:
Seeds kept in cold storage would normally be expected to have high germination as seed dormancy would have been broken. Apparently, cold storage have to be exposed to higher temperatures for a period of time before they will germinate well. This was illustrated by seeds stored under diurnal temperature, where germination was low during winter but increased substantially when the soil temperature increased in the spring. In most stands during the year virtually no seeds germinated even when moister is available. Apparently, wild hemp seeds have an endogenous rhythm like that known to exist for seeds of other plant species. Salisbury & Ross (33) found germination of certain seeds appeared to be at certain times during the growing year, even though the seeds had been stored under constant temperature, light, and moisture.
Other studies have shown wild hemp seeds to be light and temperature sensitive ; reduced light and low temperatures enhanced seed germination. These mechinisms may have evolved to prevent all seeds from germinating at once and risk a stand falire due to natural occurrences such as late frost.
Wild hemp seed had a seasonal germination pattern. Maximum germination was in april. Germination was very low in july and october.
https://krex.k-state.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/2097/10626/LD2668T41972T85.pdf?sequence=1
I have seeds that have been to hell and back including a frozen over hell lol and are now in room temp storage so when I get a chance to poppem I'll report....hey i'd say the forefather are a place for history lessons. not many other studies on the topic using this specific plant ....
is it in a freezer, fridge, room temps ..... ? but these seeds have been stored at room temps since 1994 and i see green. life.
so studies are important.
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what might also be needed is some real testing. how is it stored and how long is it lasting. so peeps can set a standard that is reachable ..... and your not called out for bad pollen. maybe those buying it will need a window for using it.
it's hit or miss from what i've seen. @JAWS does every one of your pollen containers in the fridge or freezer produce seeds after storage ?
like this study i just found. they tested wild hemp and found cold storage DAMAGED seeds. many seeds can and do perform better with cold storage but not the hemp seeds. very interesting some of the findings. the study was for crop eradication but because of this they studied the germination process of the seeds ....
I've had better results from February and March because April and may had more intersex "issues" ....just saying but ya of course I agree, studies are important.hey i'd say the forefather are a place for history lessons. not many other studies on the topic using this specific plant .... & they say in the study, cold storage is great for most seeds ....
is it in a freezer, fridge, room temps ..... ? but these seeds have been stored at room temps since 1994 and i see green. life.
so studies are important.
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so you have battled failure at the start .... ? that's why i asked, i KNOW you have tried this hundreds of times.
have you tried storing it at room temps in a sealed container ? wondering if dormancy via the cold is the only solution. at least worth a test along some in a fridge or freezer.
so you do not cut your pollen ? it looks brand new .....
I imagine one would dry or ensure there is low moisture before returning to fridge or freezerI have it on good authority that chilled samples should be given ample time to fully warm before opening the container.
If opened too quickly, condensation may ruin the pollen.