#65Today I collected some pollen to store
Picture 1 taken three days ago, Picture 2 from today
Feminisierte Samen selber produzieren
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#65#66Hier ein neues Bild
are pollinated and the seeds are growing. The are growing without forming resin. This time, pollination occurred directly at the beginning of the , and you can tell she is solely focused on seed production. Additionally, 4 
from the Pink Runtz in the big tent were pollinated to create my own Special Runtz.#67Here are some new pictures of the Royal Runtz again
I should clean up, but the flowers are opening, shaking out the pollen, and falling off. I’m considering cutting off the male parts of the plant soon. The female flowers are all pollinated so far, and with 4 - 6 weeks of seed maturation time, they probably wouldn’t ripen completely before harvest.
#68Today I removed the upper two male shoots, I left two male ones to pollinate any possible latecomers.
#69Here are new pictures, maybe it will be harvested in 3 weeks
#70Pictures only today
#71Today I removed and opened a bract that was pollinated last.
#72New pictures again today
#73Super cool 
Was this then only crossed with itself? Or have you already incorporated a new strain?
#74The one in the small lab pollinated itself. But I had collected pollen from her, and with it, 4 smaller flowers from the Pink Runtz were pollinated. I’m curious to see how the cross between the two turns out. If nothing comes up, both will be in the tent for the next grow.
#75I slowly have to be careful that the seeds don’t fall out
#77It is done, the seeds are already falling out
#78I just noticed that the translator isn’t translating most of the thread. Will I have to translate it manually? It only translates recent posts.
#79@3xt3nd3d I think so, the beginning of it is from last year, when automatic translation didn’t exist yet.
#80I gently tapped the branches against the tray and the first, maybe 50 seeds fell out. I think I can shake the rest out tomorrow, dry of course, they certainly look good
, you could reforest a forest with that#82
#83Insane, that’s easily 150 pieces
They’ll last until we’ve all turned to dust.
I really didn’t think so many would come out.
You could supply a whole village with that and still have enough left over.
Respect.
#84Strictly speaking, 400 ripe ones and a few I’m not sure about. But yes, with that you can plant forests.