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Four growing ! You will deff get a female , and if making seeds on your first grow is something your considering , go for it !! I'm going to, especially since I'm not sure how I will be from one day to the next. :)
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Four growing ! You will deff get a female , and if making seeds on your first grow is something your considering , go for it !!
I'm going to, especially since I'm not sure how I will be from one day to the next. :)
 
Maybe consider cutting one or two of these leaves to let the new shoots take center stage and grab more light.....
 

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Maybe consider cutting one or two of these leaves to let the new shoots take center stage and grab more light.....
I did consider that earlier when I had them all out, but I don't have enough experience to lend me confidence to just do it. Thank you for the affirmation. I will do just that.
 
By the way , i like making seeds , maybe even more than buds , .....
But usually first timers dont go straight to seed , good for you....
 
I did consider that earlier when I had them all out, but I don't have enough experience to lend me confidence to just do it. Thank you for the affirmation. I will do just that.
Yea , thats what i thought , even after all these years i ask myself " should i? "
 
By the way , i like making seeds , maybe even more than buds , .....
But usually first timers dont go straight to seed , good for you....
Thank you. :)

I'm curious about something that you may be able to help me with: If two plants are healthy, what would be a reason to not cross two breeds/strains (not sure of correct terminology)?
 
I did consider that earlier when I had them all out, but I don't have enough experience to lend me confidence to just do it. Thank you for the affirmation. I will do just that.
Yea , do the same trim with all of them , but no more topping.....
 
Thank you. :)

I'm curious about something that you may be able to help me with: If two plants are healthy, what would be a reason to not cross two breeds/strains (not sure of correct terminology)?
No reason not to cross
 
The only reason is if one of your plants is feminized
If that is the case , then there can be an increased chance that your seed stock will bear more " hermphrodite" seeds , which is a horrible thing
So most breeders will decide to produce only feminized seeds which result in the " same as mother" feminized seed....
Or they will produce "regular" seeds and f 1 which will give you a variety of phenotypes that can offer you greater choices for " keeper plants " that you prefer , and much more stable offspring with " hybrid vigor" and less chance of hermaphrodites....
 
But not all is lost , why dont you clone your male , save it for next run , and pollinate the sssd females you find , or better yet , hopefully you will have some females in this run (sssd) and you can do a mini one branch pollination and end up with a bunch of seeds .....
Just a thought
 
If that is the case , then there can be an increased chance that your seed stock will bear more " hermphrodite" seeds , which is a horrible thing
So most breeders will decide to produce only feminized seeds which result in the " same as mother" feminized seed....
Or they will produce "regular" seeds and f 1 which will give you a variety of phenotypes that can offer you greater choices for " keeper plants " that you prefer , and much mor stable offspring with " hybrid vigor" and less chance of hermaphrodites....
Why are hermaphrodites unfavorable? I know why it's legitimately unhealthy in the human population as the reproductive organs being in chaos can cause a multitude of health problems (not just the obvious ones).
 
But not all is lost , why dont you clone your male , save it for next run , and pollinate the sssd females you find , or better yet , hopefully you will have some females in this run (sssd) and you can do a mini one branch pollination and end up with a bunch of seeds .....
Just a thought
Sounds good to me. 🤩
 
Why are hermaphrodites unfavorable? I know why it's legitimately unhealthy in the human population as the reproductive organs being in chaos can cause a multitude of health problems (not just the obvious ones).
It halts the production of sensimilla buds , buds without seeds , which pretty much goes against every growers goal ....

And a "surprise" pollination can cause a huge financial blow to growsers who expecting a cash crop....
 
If that is the case , then there can be an increased chance that your seed stock will bear more " hermphrodite" seeds , which is a horrible thing
So most breeders will decide to produce only feminized seeds which result in the " same as mother" feminized seed....
Or they will produce "regular" seeds and f 1 which will give you a variety of phenotypes that can offer you greater choices for " keeper plants " that you prefer , and much more stable offspring with " hybrid vigor" and less chance of hermaphrodites....
f1 is first generation, yes?

I don't know where I read it, but if my biggest SSSD should be a male, couldn't I just put a bag over his head and collect the pollen? (Hahahaha! So many inappropriate jokes right now) . Do they just stay in continual pollination or does it go for a certain time period?
 
It halts the production of sensimilla buds , buds without seeds , which pretty much goes against every growers goal ....
But, I want seeds. When I started smoking it a billion years ago, it had seeds. It's a pain in the ass, yes, but I can pick them out without too much of a fuss. I'm all for getting back to basics.
 
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