I have several plants growing different strains outdoors.
One plant is male so I moved it inside my office-the rest are-
These are the females a few weeks ago-they are in flower now.
Yes you can select a few bud sites to pollinate. Be extremely careful though, it only takes a little and the pollen can travel 
How do I do it?
Any recommendations?
is that diatomaceous earth on the leaves?
Collect some of the male pollen in a small plastic bag, carefully tie the pollen filled bag over the selected female bud be sure it is double or triple tied off to prevent any pollen escaping, and you should be good to go.
Thank you. I didn’t know that.
Yes it is, works well I my garden
Thank you-I’ll try it!
I simply break off a peice of plant with some ripe nanners and rub them all over the white hairs in an area.
We use small tiny paint brushes to pollinate melons outside and that works well.
Just brush the male flower and then brush a female flower back and forth.
As said already, it doesn’t take much and you can get alot of seeds from just a few buds 
Oh yeah it does wonders for pest control and I think it fattened up my stems too
I started doing it w extra clones after the fall harvest. I had too many years with instead of 1 branch, the whole plant got seeded. And the plant next to that, basically all seeded out. By bag taping pollen I brought from off site. Showered, changed clothes, yet still seeded my entire fall harvest. Never again, clones the day the crop comes in, and I still get more seeds than I could ever pop in a lifetime.
I read an article recently about hemp growing for fiber. They take an entire acre and only put 2 flowering males to seed it out. One on each side of the acre. 2 males per acre is the protocol. Yikes, all those girls getting pollen from just 2 boys…
All it takes is an incredibly small amounts of pollen to seed every grower in your neighborhood. Karma was the other reason I seed clones in the off season too. 
