Question for someone who knows about pollenation

[sevendouce]

I have a question, I was thinking about pollenating a purple kush with blueberry i was wondering what kind of seeds would i get? all male? all Female? a Mixture? what strain would i bet left with ?

 

[Olive Drab Green]

A mixture. Duh. Strain would be Purple Kush x Blueberry. Like a baby.

 

[sevendouce]

Would i end up with any female seeds

 

[Olive Drab Green]

Would i end up with any female seeds

50/50 chance for each one, unless you self a female plant. That requires colloidal silver. A female plant will push balls and pollenate itself, but both sex chromosomes will read "female," pretty much guaranteeing female plants from seed.

 

[sevendouce]

So if i just pollinate and bag the branch and the seeds will be 50 50 some male some female ?

 

[Olive Drab Green]

Yes, and don't bag the branch.

 

[sevendouce]

Why not every tutorial says to bag the branch so the rest doesnt het pollinated

 

[Olive Drab Green]

Why not every tutorial says to bag the branch so the rest doesnt het pollinated

Because you will likely trap moisture and cause mold.

 

[abe supercro]

50/50 chance for each one, unless you self a female plant. That requires colloidal silver. A female plant will push balls and pollenate itself, but both sex chromosomes will read "female," pretty much guaranteeing female plants from seed.

You can use pollen from a female that pushes a few male flowers naturally in late flowering, although the progeny would be somewhat prone to hermaphroditism. Also, light pollution or other stressors can induce a female plant to create male flowers without the use of CS.

 

[Olive Drab Green]

You can use pollen from a female that pushes a few male flowers naturally in late flowering, although the progeny would be somewhat prone to hermaphroditism. Also, light pollution or other stressors can induce a female plant to create male flowers without the use of CS.

Sure, absolutely.

 

[nfhiggs]

You can use pollen from a female that pushes a few male flowers naturally in late flowering, although the progeny would be somewhat prone to hermaphroditism. Also, light pollution or other stressors can induce a female plant to create male flowers without the use of CS.

Yes, but the CS allows you to get the pollen from a single branch/flower, leaving the rest of the plant intact. Stressing induced herms may show up in a single spot or all over the place.

 

[abe supercro]

Yo don't ask me.

I've never actually bred plants or produced seeds before, I just like to hand out my opinions because I know some things.