Pollen collection and storage
- Thread starter Mr. Hand
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Plenty of info on the forum. Search is your friend, even if it is a bit inefficient.
Here's how I do it: Bend or tie them over a pyrex dish and let them bloom. The yield can be really good if you let them drop for about a week while you continuously collect. Remove plant matter and debris. Leave pollen out for 1/2 hr to an hr before storing. To extend its use, cut it with cornstarch or flour.
Store in an air-tight container, add rice or other dessicant to combat moisture build-up and stick in the back of your freezer.
Here's a tip... visit the females first. Then the dudes. Otherwise you gotta take a shower & change up if you visit the guys first. Unless you want some seeds.
Here's how I do it: Bend or tie them over a pyrex dish and let them bloom. The yield can be really good if you let them drop for about a week while you continuously collect. Remove plant matter and debris. Leave pollen out for 1/2 hr to an hr before storing. To extend its use, cut it with cornstarch or flour.
Store in an air-tight container, add rice or other dessicant to combat moisture build-up and stick in the back of your freezer.
Here's a tip... visit the females first. Then the dudes. Otherwise you gotta take a shower & change up if you visit the guys first. Unless you want some seeds.
