How far away would be safe for male plant?

After having such suprising results with my first grow this year, Im laying out my plans for next year. I had to destroy several males this year and would like to move one of them along with a female to a different location this year to let them do their thing so to speak. My question is how far is a safe distance so there is NO chance of the remaining females becoming fertilized. I dont want to take any chance of screwing up my main girls so I figured Id just move a male and a female away from the rest of the crop. But Im not sure how far I need to move them, Hmmm. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Farther that a Bee or butterfly can fly, or farther than dust can float in the air.

In all honesty 1 to 3 miles away from a male and you should, I say SHOULD be ok.

I was thinking a mile or so would be good but maybe 3 as you suggest would be better. Thanks for the input

husalife said:

Farther that a Bee or butterfly can fly, or farther than dust can float in the air.

In all honesty 1 to 3 miles away from a male and you should, I say SHOULD be ok.

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yeah that's a safe distance but if the wind is blowing in the right direction and strong enough you could get some unwanted seeds.
I'd trim your male down to just a flowering branch rather than a full plant just a few days before he's ready to blow his load. That would decrease your chance of unwanted pregnancy elsewhere

no distance is to far for male plants

iv heard its possible for up too 20 miles

Kentucky.......

frmrboi said:

yeah that's a safe distance but if the wind is blowing in the right direction and strong enough you could get some unwanted seeds.
I'd trim your male down to just a flowering branch rather than a full plant just a few days before he's ready to blow his load. That would decrease your chance of unwanted pregnancy elsewhere

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Yes, as stated above: there it is. Put the dingo balls in a jar before the spooge, and break'em out later if you want some kids. Do a bit of pixie dusting a week into flowering and put a white ribbon on the branch. You'll get a dozen beans or so. Easy.

Nothing wrong with kids, and some will appreciate the seeds if the pixie dusting spills over onto other flowers.

Peace,

calibuzz

calibuzz said:

Yes, as stated above: there it is. Put the dingo balls in a jar before the spooge, and break'em out later if you want some kids. Do a bit of pixie dusting a week into flowering and put a white ribbon on the branch. You'll get a dozen beans or so. Easy.

Nothing wrong with kids, and some will appreciate the seeds if the pixie dusting spills over onto other flowers.

Peace,

calibuzz

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hahaha, had to have my wife read that one.....just cocked her head sideways like a confused dog...i get what your saying...but ya put a lil to much internet lingo sauce
on that response...lol

even if you dont pollenate some of your females you dont wanna maybe your male will pollenate someone else growing outside

dank smoker420 said:

even if you dont pollenate some of your females you dont wanna maybe your male will pollenate someone else growing outside

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Exactly!!!!! thats why its best to KILL them, or play with the boys indoors.

thats why i think you should grow the male indoors then get pollen from it and pollinate on of your females by hand with a brush or somthing