I would do it Shaman's way. One seed at a time till you get a female. DO NOT cull any males you get before your female turns up. Males can last a long time, blooming like fireworks all the way, and you will need at least one to make more seeds and in your shoes I would want two or three males "just in case". If your first seed is female you will need to do one seed at a time till a male turns up. Once you have a breeding pair you're on your way. Wait AT LEAST six weeks after you impregnate her with pollen (by simply shaking the male over her) before harvest to insure that your seeds are mature enough to sprout. Hang her upside down over a tray until the seeds fall off at the slightest touch. At this point your worries are over as even a small female can produce 100 or more seeds. May the force be with you.

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