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it would b hard 2 tell if your beans from the bag were from a hermi unless u seen it b4 harvest or from my lil mishap if u look at the herb closely on the stem u can see where the pollen sacks were n they will b popped open.Im goin 2 pop a few beans when i get the room,both of my rooms r packed 2 full capacity who knows may B if all goes well it will B some killa
yea always a chance of finding a super plant.... gotta let them dry for like three month's though i believe - a breeder might be able to confirm or deny this but I almost positive they need 3 months to dry.....peacethanx sose im gonna pop a couple n see what happens u never know i might come up with some killer danky dank dank
So in my situation i pollen chucked a fem plant - so most or 99% should be female or no because it was pollenated with a male s- but then again a plant that hermies and pollenates itself is also male to s1 means fem or fem from hermie -self ?Seeds produced from a hermi plant through stress are 99% female. When a plant is stressed, produces male flowers and seeds itself those are called S1 seeds (if it is the same plant) and are feminized. Very few if any seeds would produce a hermi.
yea always a chance of finding a super plant.... gotta let them dry for like three month's though i believe - a breeder might be able to confirm or deny this but I almost positive they need 3 months to dry.....peace
So in my situation i pollen chucked a fem plant - so most or 99% should be female or no because it was pollenated with a male s- but then again a plant that hermies and pollenates itself is also male to s1 means fem or fem from hermie -self ?
great info as always motiv - i really had no idea ...interesting thanks bro.....peaceA female plant that hermies is not a male, it just created "male" flowers in order to polinate itself to reproduce, the pollen in those flowers is not male, its female. It has not actually changed sex. Your polination of a fem plant with male pollen will create regular seeds, not feminized. The S in S1 stands for "selfed" or self polinated, and since females on carry female chromosomes, even when they hermi, the seeds will be fem. Hope that helps Sos. Peace bro. Motiv
great info as always motiv - i really had no idea ...interesting thanks bro.....peace
Thanx O D i learn something every day from the farmSeeds produced from a hermi plant through stress are 99% female. When a plant is stressed, produces male flowers and seeds itself those are called S1 seeds (if it is the same plant) and are feminized. Very few if any seeds would produce a hermi.
one day ill get my ass back to colo, - was there about 3-4 years ago for eagles game at mile high, stayed up the street from coors field and threw alot beers back on the street with all the bars on it....remember drinking on the roof of one of them. But was smoking seedy mids them days. I also remember that there was more homeless people than i have ever seen in any area. O and eating burito's at 3am from a dude selling them in coolers lol...... I am def gonna make a trip on the next cannabis cup (do you know when the next one is) and are you far from where i just detailed i was......... peace bro..... SoSeR.No sweat. That was kinda the quick and simple version of that info. Theres a bit more to it, but thats the generalgist of it. Word Sos, peace homie! Motiv
Thanx Sose im gonna probably wait till fall 2 pop them , i dont have any room, i just added another 5x5 spot 2 the garden 4 a few moms so that should free up some space.This rain were havin blows at least its sunny n cozy in the garden my boy said he's gonna setup a beach chair in thereyea always a chance of finding a super plant.... gotta let them dry for like three month's though i believe - a breeder might be able to confirm or deny this but I almost positive they need 3 months to dry.....peace
So in my situation i pollen chucked a fem plant - so most or 99% should be female or no because it was pollenated with a male s- but then again a plant that hermies and pollenates itself is also male to s1 means fem or fem from hermie -self ?
A female plant that hermies is not a male, it just created "male" flowers in order to polinate itself to reproduce, the pollen in those flowers is not male, its female. It has not actually changed sex. Your polination of a fem plant with male pollen will create regular seeds, not feminized. The S in S1 stands for "selfed" or self polinated, and since females only carry female chromosomes, even when they hermi, the seeds will be fem. Hope that helps Sos. Peace bro. Motiv
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