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Fuck idk? I wish i knew somebody who has a lil more insight. @thadoctaI have tried and failed like the others, but, when I attempted to do what you might, I plucked and dissected sacs and some were empty, plus I've tried to make fem seeds with hermy pollen plenty of times with zero success. So there s a chance of sterility then it's banana plucking duty for possibly a month or so .....I mean they can't all possibly continue to Jiz out continually until harvest, can they?
Never heard that one. The sun moves i mean wtf if thats enough stress to do it then idkLast bit of advice for future references, with untested seeds, rotating everyday could be too much stress via phototropism
there is a difference between stress induced hermaphroditism, and hereditary trait hermaphroditism..I really dont know much about breeding. Trying not to freak out. Is far fetched to think i can remove the nanners and salvage the crop. If its seeded its unmarketable. Am I better off culling em so that EVERYTHING doesn't get ruined?
Ive heard of ppl saying that sometimes the sacks are infertile. What are the odds Id be that lucky?
If it is genetic than how could it have been avoided? And why would they either not test it b4 marketing it or sell it if they're aware of the hermi issue?
Im def not in the 50/50 range few nanners here and there it is wk3. Maybe it is stress but from what?there is a difference between stress induced hermaphroditism, and hereditary trait hermaphroditism..
stress induced will show female preflowers, and in the actual buds, you will notice random nanners, usually happens past week 3-4 of flower, but can show up earlier and usually shows as about 80-90% female flowers and 10-20% male flowers...these can usually be plucked, and sometimes the pollen sacks contain no pollen
hereditary hermaphrodites, you can have the perfect room with the perfect environment, but around week 2 of flower, they will start to show about a 50/50 % of male/female flowers...infact if you veg your plant long enough in veg to see preflowers, then often the plant will exhibit both male and female preflowers in veg...not many ppl have time to veg a plant 2-3 months or more lol...
that being said, by what i see in your pics above, looks like hereditary traits...these traits will be passed on into the offspring when bred with...
if i were you, i would seriously look into removing all plants that hermied, call it a loss, and move on the next crop...time is money, do you really want to wast 2-3 moths growing out weed that your bound to get seeds in?then have issues selling it, then have to lower price and still have issues selling it...id scrap whats lost, and replace with something else asap
just remember, we always learn from our mistakes...just sucks when our mistakes cost us money too
Im def not in the 50/50 range few nanners here and there it is wk3. Maybe it is stress but from what?
Cant really cull the whole crop cuz by the time the replacements are ready itll be harvest time. I would say im more in the 10% range.
with preflowers like that, i would be worried....that preflower look to be 80%male...personally i wouldt take the risk, id rather run nothing than waste money on growing soemthing ill have issues makeing money with
growing one or 2 plants, might be worth the effort in pickin them off, but when your livlyhood depends on it like me, i cant risk it, id rather start from scrap
Sincerely thanks for taking an interest and thanks for the input . I shoulda sed so b4. I hope i didnt come off as unappreciative. Was a lil irritatedLast bit of advice for future references, with untested seeds, rotating everyday could be too much stress via phototropism coupled with interruptions of circadian rythyms, some plants just danty, ya know
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