When Are Your Seeds Ready to Harvest

It is time to check the stinky seeds again today. They are Old Man's Skunk X Dairy Queen. I got rid of the male two weeks ago when I last checked the seeds. They were about 50% immature not enough ready for me to harvest. I will check them again today and report later.
 
Well about 60 % of the seeds have color and are ready to go. I will leave it outside another two weeks and check it again about the 7th of October. The mother is a Dairy Queen and she is starting to stink up fairly well. I wonder how much the skunk will chage the way the Dairy Queen smells I guess I won't know until next year when I grow the cross out.
 
I think I am going to like the stinky but who knows maybe not.
 
That's a good way to harvest new seeds and a cheaper way too.
 
Someone like me, one of the original cheapskates just ask Muddy, is always interested in the cheapest.
 
Question on saving seeds:
Are seeds drying out OK after "hang dry" when they are in the cure jars? I have all the "loose" seeds drying but I'm sure there are still quite a few still in the buds - OK in the cure jars?
Thanks.
 
Never done a study on it but I am betting they will be fine.


Question on saving seeds:
Are seeds drying out OK after "hang dry" when they are in the cure jars? I have all the "loose" seeds drying but I'm sure there are still quite a few still in the buds - OK in the cure jars?
Thanks.
 
I always cure my seeded bud. I collect all the seeds that fall out and label them in a bag then cure the buds with the remaining seeds and when finished I break all the seedy bud apart and store the best ones in another bag. I never have problems with the cured seeds (8/10 germ rate at the worst). And I roll the broken up bud into blunts but that part is up to you lol
 
I usually take the seeds out right away after i harvest and throw the seeds into a covered bowl until they dry out for a couple of days. I gotta cover the bowl at night time because the damn mice love em. They can go through a bunch overnight and just leave you the shells. I uncover the bowl through the daytime so the damp seeds don't mold. I throw the rest of the bud into my small bud bowl to make into oil.


I always cure my seeded bud. I collect all the seeds that fall out and label them in a bag then cure the buds with the remaining seeds and when finished I break all the seedy bud apart and store the best ones in another bag. I never have problems with the cured seeds (8/10 germ rate at the worst). And I roll the broken up bud into blunts but that part is up to you lol
 
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