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conor c

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Radicle420 said:
If you want to capture all the genetic diversity you should open-pollinate all of the plants. Good luck!
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True but not kinda true at the same time as well i will give you my reason why so think of early males what u wanna do is slow them and delay them a bit maybe top em lots so they dont do the lions share of the pollination otherwise they will if doing a open pollination its worth remembering this so you dont end up with a more limited genetic pool
 
Sofa King Smoooth

Sofa King Smoooth

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conor c said:
True but not kinda true at the same time as well i will give you my reason why so think of early males what u wanna do is slow them and delay them a bit maybe top em lots so they dont do the lions share of the pollination otherwise they will if doing a open pollination its worth remembering this so you dont end up with a more limited genetic pool
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Good advice. Appreciate it.
 
Radicle420

Radicle420

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conor c said:
True but not kinda true at the same time as well i will give you my reason why so think of early males what u wanna do is slow them and delay them a bit maybe top em lots so they dont do the lions share of the pollination otherwise they will if doing a open pollination its worth remembering this so you dont end up with a more limited genetic pool
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I usually pool all the male pollen together, and then do a hand pollination.
 
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conor c

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Sofa King Smoooth said:
How awesomely fitting!
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Yeah man the guy did great work preserving all that he has and exactly that was my first thought too when i seen that dudes comment and you are growing ptk as well
Radicle420 said:
I usually pool all the male pollen together, and then do a hand pollination.
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Yeah i think dj short does this too then pollinate with a paintbrush?
 
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