Yes. I’ve seen it’s couple of places. There are some “knock offs” out there so beware.
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Man, I can’t wait to dig in to all of these Bodhi and co-op seeds… Man, that is a pretty bud he’s got there. It’d make anybody want to go drown a few seeds.
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Is the cornstarch to keep the pollen from getting moist and clumping? Or for easier application?
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Mommm great tutorial .
Question: corn starch?
Is it the same reason that some use flour, it’s not moisture control thou I believe I heard something to the tune of it makes it go further mixing it in and its not so concentrated.
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I haven’t really heard of cornstarch but they do both of those things. I’m still learning, real time, how potent that shit is. I need to do exactly what mom does and cut it… it’ll keep longer, better imho. And, anything that can tame that shit, like flour, is highly recommended. It might actually help keep it less prone to becoming air born so easily.
I’m going to start adopting that process or something similar. I’ve paid my dues now, for the last two years, and have learned a lot about the characteristics of pollen. It definitely goes a long long, way.
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That and helps the pollen spread easier and go further
Yup! I’ll use either one just depends how long they have been sitting around though corn starch doesn’t turn all gunky/pasty when misting the plants after a day or 2 of pollination
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A couple of small clones of DBHP taken at nine weeks - I really enjoy this one 
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Pics are from 1st October 
Happy growing,
Gaz
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23 years of using the plant another 20 of reading intensively about everything from pests to exploring recessive traits through fenial generations another 18 of growing and I’m still learning blessed be this gift from the gods
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No matter how long has been growing, there is always something to learn especially as people keep experimenting and science catches up 
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Plus, it’s a fascinating plant in general, to me. It’s so complex, especially once you consider all of the infinite variations that can occur within the genetics, as well as tweaking environmental factors and all the ways you can grow it when you bend it, break it, snip it, hedge it, trellis it, …lol… and then, you got all of the pretty color variations. colors, buwhahahahaha.
All of that, and it still isn’t even the best part! 
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Completed project