What to do with 2 males

Dwight Monk said:
How would you personally thank someone that turned your $2,500 a pound crop into a $400 a pound if you are lucky to even get that much crop?
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I seriously doubt anyone would choose to grow outdoor without a greenhouse in a state where its perfectly legal for every resident. If i lived in an area with people performing gorilla grows, or whatever the kids are calling them nowadays, i would of figured something else out.

Not only that but its so heavily wooded its not a great light situation imo. I know i wouldnt risk my female outdoor.
 
User43 said:
I dont have a dog, but theres plenty of wildlife roaming my land. Deer and woodchucks traverse the area they are in
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Yeah, but they won't go inside, brush up against you and get petted... before you go into your grow space and tend to your female plant. I was thinking about pollen transference, not the safety of your males.

No worries. You feed the wildlife... the wildlife can end up feeding you ;) . Although Mom had to eat groundhog when she was a little girl and, from the stories, well, I wouldn't bother with that particular animal. I do like squirrels and rabbits, though.
 
TorturedSoul said:
Yeah, but they won't go inside, brush up against you and get petted... before you go into your grow space and tend to your female plant. I was thinking about pollen transference, not the safety of your males.

No worries. You feed the wildlife... the wildlife can end up feeding you ;) . Although Mom had to eat groundhog when she was a little girl and, from the stories, well, I wouldn't bother with that particular animal. I do like squirrels and rabbits, though.
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That is actually useful advice because i do have to dog sit for a few days and that hadnt crossed my mind.
Good lookin out :) gunna have to make or buy a doggy door, grow door stays open often for temperature reasons.
 
User43 said:
Well that sounds easy enough for me. Im going to try turning the entire male plants into some edibles as well.

Ive only got 1 female, but i like the idea of pollinating 2 branches. 1 with each of the males in my backyard.

So how far do these bad boys blow their load??

Ive got nearly 2 acres and theyre planted more than halfway to the river at the rear of my property.
I would say they are roughly a football field away from any house, and also they are at the bottom of a hilly
area so nobody could see them from anywhere.... Theyre probably close enough to smell them soon though.
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Males dont make much resin. I doubt they make much odor or concentrate.

To make things easier. I would cut them back to a single branch. Bonsai the boys and you have fewer pods shitting dust everywhere
 
"Bonsai moms" are mother plants kept in small containers. 18-ounce Solo cups, up to something of a gallon or so capacity, generally (but there's no real rule).

A rough translation might be assumed to be: "Don't grow a tree when you only need the amount of pollen that a few flowers (if that) produces."
 
TorturedSoul said:
"Bonsai moms" are mother plants kept in small containers. 18-ounce Solo cups, up to something of a gallon or so capacity, generally (but there's no real rule).

A rough translation might be assumed to be: "Don't grow a tree when you only need the amount of pollen that a few flowers (if that) produces."
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So are clones always the same sex as the mother? is there some way to return a plant to veg stage after sexing it?
 
TorturedSoul said:
Clone = copy.

Return to a vegetative/growth lighting schedule.
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I can feel that i am asking stupid questions, sorry friend lol. Thats really awesome tho to remove the risk of a seed turning out to be male...

I think i'll buy a tent to hopefully keep my next female plant as a mother in veg permanently.

Last dumb question, do clones yield diminishing rewards? The amount of time saved is surely still worth it, just curious.
 
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