I had a male plant in my grow room can the pollen live and infect my next grow and why are my buds not sticky I mean not at all
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Well weedhopper time to read about how MJ reproducesSmoke Ganja create Peace Respect Nature don't trash the Planet
Soil grower with coco/perlite mixed in
indoor/outdoor grower
1 36"x36"x66" tent- Viparspectra P2500
1 3x3x6 tent- used in late spring for seedlings both veggies & weed. I have 2 viparspectar 450r for that tent.
I use a t-5 & 54watt CFL for seedlings
Sometimes i use plastic sometimes i use fabric grow containers
Currently using fish/guano during veg growth & FF Grow Big 6-4-4 teens to bloom. Once i see pre-flower i switch to
Age Old Organics Bloom 5-10-5
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Spraying the tent surfaces with water will kill off any pollen left hanging around. Non-stick buds can happen because of genetics or grow conditions. Some varieties don't get sticky at all if they've been pollinated early. A few will get sticky anyway like the Crockett's Tangie I grew last year. I didn't get super frosty weed until I invested in quality grow lights and discovered what worm castings will do in coco and soil grows.Coconut Grove
4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Liberty Haze, Acapulco Gold, Lavender and Sweet Amnesia Haze.
3x3 tent, Platinum P300 LED. Flowering two Tangies.
Flower tent:
4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Super Lemon Haze, Durban Poison and two Tangie x Blueberry crosses.
Nursery:
32"x32" tent with Feit white LED. Vegging four Mother's Finest.
Coco/Perlite/worm castings/mycorrhizae living soil mix.
Down-To-Earth dry amendments. Gnarly Barley added weekly. Eisenia fetida.
On deck: Winter indicas.Comment
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thanks I do use worm castings just never had nonsticky plants I'll see what happens after the cureComment
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UndergroundFarmer Can you elaborate on how you have used worm castings in a coco/perlite hydro grow? I want to experiment with it. In a 3 gallon bag, what dose and how to apply? Apply on top, make a tea, at what stage of growth?
Well I thought this question was familiar, I found your answer on a different thread. Thanks for the info!Don't worry, be happy, grow sticky buds.Comment
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The "stickiness" of your herb is going to depend greatly on the genetics. For some interesting backstory about why our weed was so much stickier back in the 1980's I suggest watching this:
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Speaking of genetics: these two pictures show the difference I have experienced between "bagseed" that I have no idea where it came from or what it was, and some really superb, proofed genetics I got from a seed bank in California:
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