Plus one on making your own seeds. Colloidal silver works just fine most of the time. My first round netted over 200 seeds off just a couple branches of the seed plant, and I got a nice bunch of bud off her too. By far the best bet, IMO, is to make your own CS solution. That way it is fresh, and you control the quality and strength. You could have a look at the setup that I use below, but there are lots of ways peeps do the job. As with @MesaBoogie, please feel free to pm me if you have any questions.
I plan to do that next summer then I can do it outside. I'm just scared to get that pollen everywhere and be completely screwed after.Plus one on making your own seeds. Colloidal silver works just fine most of the time. My first round netted over 200 seeds off just a couple branches of the seed plant, and I got a nice bunch of bud off her too. By far the best bet, IMO, is to make your own CS solution. That way it is fresh, and you control the quality and strength. You could have a look at the setup that I use below, but there are lots of ways peeps do the job. As with @MesaBoogie, please feel free to pm me if you have any questions.
constant current (sort of) colloidal silver generation - cheap and simple | The Autoflower Network
Oh, I almost forgot - I have had good service and product from Seedsman. They have a great selection of breeders, their purchase process worked perfectly for me, I got bonus seeds for using Bitcoin, and their prices are as good as anywhere else I found. The shipping was slow, given the Covid mess, but it got to me fine, and was nicely packaged.
I also had good service from TNSB, but don't like the prices much, and most of the freebies are photos which I am not interested in.
As others mentioned, you can't go wrong with Mephisto, but good luck with the sales scrum. I gave up on them due to the hassle, but had a nice grow from seeds I got from them before ordering got so silly.
Good luck with it.
I found controlling pollen indoors to not be difficult, although fair warning, I can be pretty fastidious when I think I need to be. I matured the pollen plant in another room in the same basement, and was careful about air circulation. I collected the pollen in that room, cleaned up any stray stuff by spraying the area down with water after I collected the pollen. Later, I moved the seed plant to that room for pollenation of the two lower branches, left it overnight to make sure the pollen did its thing, and then misted the plant to kill any leftover pollen before moving it back to the growdrobe. As far as I know, I did not get one seed on any other branch of the seed plant, or on any of the other three plants in the grow. So, it can be done if you are careful.
