Males in No Till Beds
Cutting a culled male at the soil line rather than pulling him out is the rule in a no till bed. The roots stay in place to feed the soil life and keep the structure intact, while yanking the plant tears up fungal networks and leaves a hole that the neighboring females' roots have to recolonize. Bed layouts that leave room for the expected losses, and the chop and drop approach to the top growth, are treated on https://breederregularseeds.com. Plan a living soil bed around losing half the plants.
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