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08-17-2003, 05:57 PM
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I did some selective pollination on a single cola, and i noticed a couple days later the pistils seem to be nearly non-existent on there now. is this just what usually happens after pollination?
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08-17-2003, 11:45 PM
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| That looks perfectly normal to me 
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| Depending, I have to pinch it to see (but this bursts the seed, which is good for me but bad for you) if a swolen ovary is pollenated. Patience is a virtue. Forget about it for a few days then check back. I have removed very mature seeds from plump ovaries with two long, thick red hairs. However, I have seen actual ovaries the same size but not pollenated, hence the pinching. Most important: it doesnt matter... let it grow. If it is pollenated in the end then good. If it is not, you will have huge TCH factories pumping resin. Win, win si o no?
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