some bagseeds (unknown strain) 80x80

[xavier90]

day 56 - last days of 18/6

 

[xavier90]

day 58 - last day of 18/6

 

[xavier90]

day 2 of 12/12

 

[xavier90]

it looks like the only thing I'm getting from this run is pollen, one week of 12/12 and I can only spot balls coming out, not a single pistil in the grow. already popping some more beans.

 

[xavier90]

so here we go again, tent clean and ready.
5 (bag)seeds of toronjaz (black tuna) and 6 more of the same bagseeds I popped last run from the unknown purple strain.
the toronjaz I know came from a fem plant.

 

[Mikedin]

so here we go again, tent clean and ready.
5 (bag)seeds of toronjaz (black tuna) and 6 more of the same bagseeds I popped last run from the unknown purple strain.
the toronjaz I know came from a fem plant.View attachment 2496715

damn that sucks all males, fingers crossed you get a bunch of females this time! why choose all bagseed? just wanted to?

 

[Tahoekushcat]

I personally stay away from uncoated wire for plants

 

[Mikedin]

I personally stay away from uncoated wire for plants
View attachment 2496883

i dont mind using bare copper but my main wire i use is just regular romex 12/2 wire and i strip it and use both and the ground wire as ties and hanger wire etc

 

[Tahoekushcat]

the toronjaz I know came from a fem plant.View attachment 2496715

don't all dem seeds come from dem female plant brah?

Doesn't matter if the mom feminized
Regular pollen comes from a male plant (XY chromosomes).
When a female plant (XX) is fertilized by pollen from a male plant (XY), the resulting seeds will be a mix of male (XY) and female (XX) plants, with a roughly 50/50 chance for each sex.
The goal of feminizing plants is to avoid this 50/50 outcome and ensure all offspring are female. This is achieved by creating pollen that inherently carries only female genetic material.

 

[Tahoekushcat]

i dont mind using bare copper but my main wire i use is just regular romex 12/2 wire and i strip it and use both and the ground wire as ties and hanger wire etc

Copper is inherently toxic for plants especially in an environment where water is present

 

[Mikedin]

Copper is inherently toxic for plants especially in an environment where water is present

yeah old habits lol, been doin it for years lol

 

[xavier90]

Doesn't matter if the mom feminized
Regular pollen comes from a male plant (XY chromosomes).
When a female plant (XX) is fertilized by pollen from a male plant (XY), the resulting seeds will be a mix of male (XY) and female (XX) plants, with a roughly 50/50 chance for each sex.
The goal of feminizing plants is to avoid this 50/50 outcome and ensure all offspring are female. This is achieved by creating pollen that inherently carries only female genetic material.

in this case the pollen came from a fem plant that hermed in the late flowering(plant from a homie who grows too), so what's coming from these seeds in particular are either hermies or fems. the first bagseeds which I don't know where came from are regulars and now I know it for sure.

 

[xavier90]

damn that sucks all males, fingers crossed you get a bunch of females this time! why choose all bagseed? just wanted to?

good seeds are expensive and come from other countries so I risk losing money to customs clearence. I bought seeeds other times in the past but Im short on moneys for now

 

[xavier90]

yeah old habits lol, been doin it for years lol

I personally wouldn't bother to change a habit that in practice never did big harms.

 

[xavier90]

so far so good
9 of 11 seeds sprouted, 5 toronjaz and 4 #unknownpurple

 

[xavier90]

this one I kept for pollen harvest

 

[xavier90]

day 4
lights at 20" distance, drawing 70w

 

[xavier90]

day 7

 

[xavier90]

day 11

 

[Galgrows]

Looking good hopefully more fems in this bunch.