Selecting a male for breeding is harder than picking a female because there is no flower to judge, so you go on structure, stem rub smell, early vigour and internode spacing. Males that flower early or grow spindly pass those traits on, and a stem that smells of nothing tends to produce bland offspring. A checklist for scoring males across a regular indica pack, plus a way to test pollen on one branch, is posted on https://kushindicaseeds.com by a hobby breeder. Keep two candidates until the offspring prove one.
