After a few weeks of curing, the jars have stabilized around 60-62% RH.
I weighed everything, a bit over 90g total: a quart jar for the GC, pint jars for the WC, SAD, and Anvil, and a half-pint jar for the PN (which was already small, and I used half its branches for making seeds). That's about half as much as last time, but one died, I culled another, and the problems during veg probably slowed down growth a bit. It's a decent jar of each to try though, and I got plenty of seeds from the lower branches, so I'm still happy with how it turned out.
(a small bud of Purple Nuggets)
The exact weights are iffy, the empty jars' weights are less consistent than I thought. For the total above, I tared with the average of my empty jars in that size. If I wanted to be more accurate I could weigh each individual jar when empty, but keeping track of that doesn't seem worth the trouble, and neither does dumping them out to check. I'm growing for personal use, not selling anything, so "about 3/4 of a quart jar" seems good enough. I can be more precise when I'm making edibles.
About 75 seeds of PN x Anvil#3. ("R/A" = Regular/Autoflowering.)
Over the weekend I extracted all the seeds from the pollinated branches: I got about 200 seeds each of the crosses I was most interested in (Purple Nuggets x Anvil, Grape Crinkle x Zamaldelica Express), 75 of SAD x Anvil, 30 of GC x Blue Microverse, 100 Anvil x Anvil, and 10-35 of several other crosses I made because I could (SAD x BM, WC x BM, WC x ZE, etc.), for roughly 750 seeds total. Oh, and about a gram of kief from sifting during seed extraction, and I'm sure the trim will yield more once frozen.
The Blue Microverse pollen I collected in June of 2020 (two years ago) is
still producing seeds, and I have a few tubes left in my freezer, along with more recent Zamaldelica Express and Anvil pollen. I've collected pollen from three different Anvil males (using each in the crosses above, on different branches) and kept track of which seeds came from which, so if one passed better traits I can focus on those seeds. I made a separate post with tips for
making seeds in a single tent, but the combination of a pollen isolation bin and freezing pollen for hand-pollinating later grows is a game changer for making seeds on the side of a personal grow.
I will post reviews once I've tried all the strains a couple times.