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For pollen and seed production is the required nutes the same as flowering or do they require nitrogen?

I havent been able to find much information anywhere..

Thanks

 

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You would do as , you were going to flower for bud. No changes to regiments, same.

 

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Ok cool.

 

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I asked the very same question here and was told to up the Cal-mag, so I did..Got some decent pollen and then seeds..Now germinating a few (the 1st 2 were super cropped by my new puppy..LOL)
(this is the 3rd seed)..hardy bunch, and I can see the effects of each parent already..LOL). The cross is White Widow x GPS Cackleberry..WW (Seedsman Feminized from seed) started very frail with tiny leaves and tap roots..the Cackleberry dad (CS feminized) was typically hardy with very thick tap roots.
( Cherry Diesel x Stardawg ).

 

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Males produce pollen sacs pretty quickly once they are introduced to the flowering photoperiod (12/12). You should have pollen sacs in just a couple weeks. Make sure to keep them separate when they drop their pollen (sacs open and a white/yellowish powder is dropped) otherwise they'll pollinate your entire grow. The male lifecycle is very short (compared to female), so it'll be over before you know it ;-)

 

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JWM2 said:

Males produce pollen sacs pretty quickly once they are introduced to the flowering photoperiod (12/12). You should have pollen sacs in just a couple weeks. Make sure to keep them separate when they drop their pollen (sacs open and a white/yellowish powder is dropped) otherwise they'll pollinate your entire grow. The male lifecycle is very short (compared to female), so it'll be over before you know it ;-)

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This is what they would look like , my breeding stock kept separate inside a tent, 2 buildings away!! Golden goat strain crossing with J1 and haze sativa

 

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Jack og

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These are near done, milking it for the last pollen flowers and then they go to the compost heap

 

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Yhis one is in week 4 of flower



No special feed regiment, just some decent soil and tap water. Same goes for the female in there getting the jizz all over her

 

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Here come the BORING seedling pictures..(my White Widow x Cackleberry - feminized:)Boring, boring, but I am still a proud daddy!! LOL
Puppy got the 1st 2, but this one is too high for her to get at! LMAO