That will do. I'd recommend flowering the male elsewhere, collecting pollen and then apply by hand to a stem or two of a single female. This stem alone delivered well over 100 seeds ...
When male shows balls in clusters, remove from the garden, cut off a stem and place in a glass of water over a smooth surface (glass, china, etc) Toss the male. Balls will continue to develop into flowers that dump pollen on the glass.
I just pollinated a super skunk female with pollen from a hermie mango strain, reason I used a hermie instead of a straight male is because I read that this will produce feminised seeds and not hermie seeds.
when you see those bananas/balls forming on the male just wait till they get a lil bigger then pinch the ball off the plant , you dont have to wait for the flower to open as the pollen is inside and still is active .. then carefully open the banana/ball at the end and hold your finger out and tap the flower and you will see a white/yellow powder come out ... take that powder and touch a lower branch with white pistils on it ... then in 30days a seed will be ready to pick from there.
as the seed grows the white hair turns brown and falls away really fast then you will see swelling and a seed forms & it goes from a white to tan to brown to black ..picking when they are brown or black is best.Having a male plant next a female when in flower is VERY BAD you will get so many seeds the buds be hardly smokable as when the male opens its flowers explode with pollen that goes everywhere.
I have a few super mango skunk seeds to sprout now
