Time to start a pollen collection

[Rozgreenburn]

As do most of us here, I work through many strains of interest, but I don't have room to keep males. I am considering running another 2x2 tent for pollen collection.
I am running one of my own chucks, OK 5 of them. The male showed early and got the chop, and I pulled his clones. His siblings are beautiful, and I should have kept a male after all. It would be better to have catalogued pollen on hand.
Because I don't have enough to do already. But, after the holidays, a new project awaits!

 

[Amos Otis]

As do most of us here, I work through many strains of interest, but I don't have room to keep males. I am considering running another 2x2 tent for pollen collection.
I am running one of my own chucks, OK 5 of them. The male showed early and got the chop, and I pulled his clones. His siblings are beautiful, and I should have kept a male after all. It would be better to have catalogued pollen on hand.
Because I don't have enough to do already. But, after the holidays, a new project awaits!

If you stagger the strains a week apart from germ, you can then flower them a week apart and choose the male you like - may not need another tent.

 

[Rozgreenburn]

My 2x2 has become my mini chuck zone, but with another tent and staggering as you suggested would go a long way . I was thinking about running 2 more, but you have me thinking that 1 more may be enough, thanks.

 

[Rozgreenburn]

New 2x2 and some rice flour ordered cause I ain't gettin' any younger!

 

[Psyrus]

I was in the same position as you, ended up getting a 2x2 just as you described and stuck it in corner of my garage. It's been my male tent for 2 years now and it works great.