Or any neighbor within a 20 mile radius had a male and pollinated them. Happened to me this year, my neighbor had me look at his plant cause he didn't know if it was male and it had already shot pollen. I have a bunch of immature seeds in my crop, hazards of outdoor growing. To answer the OP's question, I personally don't grow them because I don't have the time and space to invest in plants that may turn out male and that I have no clue what they were crossed with. I usually give them away to friends that can't buy seeds if they want them.If it’s an outdoor grow, I’m thinking light exposure from the moon,
Cannabis grew for thousands of years without people, so I’m guessing if you didn’t harvest nd let the plant freeze up over winter and naturally harvest it’s self come spring them frozen seeds will defrost and germinate it’s self repeating the cycle
if u wanna stop the seeds get some sort of greenhouse or something nd a black out blind or cover so u can get 100% darkness
There could be great things in those seeds. It can't be known from where we sit.Just trimming up some of my last grow and im finding seeds. I dont mind I know its going to happen but...does anyone keep them and plant them for other grows? How did it go? Any draw backs that you noticed?
interesting, the sativa that i pulled the mature seed off had a stem split. A pretty bad one too split right down the center of the main stalk. Plant recovered well but maybe that was the stress that caused it in that case. Also interesting that you say all seeds were fem, are you proposing that's because the mother plant had been feminized it perhaps passed that down with the genes? I would not assume that's how it works but I honestly don't enough about breeding. Do you think that's the case or just good luck?1 was the stem splitting and the other me going around to check them of a night..all seeds were fem..
No at first the seeds i used say 8 ...6 of them were females and they produced a seed or 2 so i just kept planting those every year for like 11 yrs lol.every single one after the first yr were femaleinteresting, the sativa that i pulled the mature seed off had a stem split. A pretty bad one too split right down the center of the main stalk. Plant recovered well but maybe that was the stress that caused it in that case. Also interesting that you say all seeds were fem, are you proposing that's because the mother plant had been feminized it perhaps passed that down with the genes? I would not assume that's how it works but I honestly don't enough about breeding. Do you think that's the case or just good luck?
But there's no such thing as "fem pollen"? Are you saying if a feminized plant hermies and polliates itself then those resulting seeds will be guaranteed fem?If fem pollen fell on fem plant , well of coarse you have fem seeds.
But if mystery pollen pollinates you get just that , mystery.
Sure wish sex it was a simple as splitting a stock or checking plants with a light , those I would chalk up to pure bull crap luck.
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