Ahh they’re just being dramatic 
Hopefully they come back around, probably will.
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They are tough and resilient, Coming back for ya!!
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im cheering for the one on the left.
the root ball on it is probably 3-4x the size of the one on the right.
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OKKK some good news! both of the clones from those struggling males have rooted so worst case i have back ups haha
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I was. Not going to lie. Good stuff. Don’t know y I have missed this. Your room is nice. Great set up. I’m jealous. Lol I’m happy for you.
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Still a work in progress but it might always be a work in progress haha half the fun is tinkering around making new stuff 
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Working hard? Cooler weather. Does it help? Same here. It makes it fun.
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its hot in there 28c on average compared to the 2c it is outside. Right now I’m just using an ac unit to keep it coolish but I’d like to work on an exhaust system. The dehumidifier keeps the room warm during lights off.
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So far I’m struggling to collect pollen or maybe I was just expecting to get alot more. Anyone got any tips?
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how long have you been in flower?
aren’t you only like 15ish days into 12/12?
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Do you have a fan on them blowing all the pollen away? Or maybe they’re not quite ready?
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21 days they are dropping pollen or starting to i can see it on the fan leaves and little bit has fallen onto some baking sheets i placed on the floor.
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like do i just try and catch it in something as it falls down or should i be collecting it out of the pods right before they open. I just feel like im hardly getting anything lol. Sure as hell not enough to mail any out.
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let it collect on the baking sheets for a couple of days. if that humidity chart is for the male tent, then it is much too high and will kill your pollen.
if they’ve just started, and you don’t plan on keeping the male pollen separate, waiting for it settle on the sheets is all you can do. more sacs will open and much more pollen will become available.
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also you don’t want a fan blowing in the room because you want the pollen to fall - not get blown around and land wherever.
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I have an exhaust fan going in the tent which im sure is picking up some of it but the humidity sky rockets without it so not sure how i could turn it off 
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Can you get a dehumidifier or lower your room temps?
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a dehuey might be your best bet so your exhaust fan isn’t on 24/7 and that would let some pollen settle.
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