Causation is not correlation. You are making anecdotal claims based on nothing more than your personal experiences without actual evidence.
Ive hermied plants from stress during flowering. Even coolish water wont shock the plants that bad though. You gotta be hittin them with ice water in some stupid ass attempt at making them turn purple (yes, the internet is telling kids to do this), or extreme light/heat
I doubt ice water would do it. I've done it a few times. Not really worth it but no real harm unless its a lot of ice.
He is probably poorly managing multiple conditions. Ie temp, humidity, soil moisture, ph. or excessively defoliating the plant to the point shes become unable to provide enough energy to herself.
Most likely.
So reverse osmosis water is how I solved my micro seed problem? Are you sure about that Mr. Reading Comprehension? Because my exact words posted on page 1 of this thread are:You said your "micro seeds" disappeared after you started using RO water. Did they fly away?
Reading comprehension is obviously not your forte.
Here's a fun fact you don't know about me, I make, and sell, cannabis seeds. I've done several breeding projects that have turned out successful. I've made several hundred dollars in the last couple of months alone selling them nationwide. So I know what pollinated pistils look and behave like. There were no pollinated pistils in my garden when the micro seeding occurred.
Alright, here we go. For three straight grows I used cold water and had some micro seeds show up. They weren't very noticeable unless I was making tinture when they'd float to the top of the jar during the soak cycle. After switching to room tempurature water these baby seed husks were no longer floating in my bacthes.
I'm glad to see that you're trying to dog pile on, as well, but you picked the wrong pack of bitches to run with. Stop with the "magic" shit. Use some common sense. They didn't magically go away, after discovering them, and reading that advice on the forum, I used room temperature water on my NEXT crop of girls to solve the problem.
but he's a seed seller, maybe has stray pollen, maybe misunderstood, maybe fittin to sell us something?
I mention using room temperature water as a suggestion to help the OP's problem and this is what your delusional head sees it as. What is wrong with you guys?
microseeds without pollen, thats the problem I have, thanks for asking and keeping on point.
are you using ice water ?Hi guys,
My plant look as if it has been pollinated
I broke a little bud off it a few days ago. Now looking in the buds of that, they're are tiny little seeds, I would say about 1/10th the size of a normal seed.
She's at 8 weeks 12/12
What I really want help with is what shall I do now? Should I harvest straight away? Force 24hr darkness to force maturity? Or ride it out and let her finish and let there be seeds in the bud which would be hard to sell?
Any advice would be gratefully appreciated
Here is a fun fact. I make seeds also. The pics to prove it are on this site.So reverse osmosis water is how I solved my micro seed problem? Are you sure about that Mr. Reading Comprehension? Because my exact words posted on page 1 of this thread are:
"Here's how to fix it for the future, let any water you plan on using in the garden sit overnight, allowing it to reach room temperature. Problem solved."
Here's a fun fact you don't know about me, I make, and sell, cannabis seeds. I've done several breeding projects that have turned out successful. I've made several hundred dollars in the last couple of months alone selling them nationwide. So I know what pollinated pistils look and behave like. There were no pollinated pistils in my garden when the micro seeding occurred.
Alright, here we go. For three straight grows I used cold water and had some micro seeds show up. They weren't very noticeable unless I was making tinture when they'd float to the top of the jar during the soak cycle. After switching to room tempurature water these baby seed husks were no longer floating in my bacthes.
I'm glad to see that you're trying to dog pile on, as well, but you picked the wrong pack of bitches to run with. Stop with the "magic" shit. Use some common sense. They didn't magically go away, after discovering them, and reading that advice on the forum, I used room temperature water on my NEXT crop of girls to solve the problem.
Maybe we don't like bullshit & "bro science".
Please tell us the name of your seed company so we can avoid your shit beans.So reverse osmosis water is how I solved my micro seed problem? Are you sure about that Mr. Reading Comprehension? Because my exact words posted on page 1 of this thread are:
"Here's how to fix it for the future, let any water you plan on using in the garden sit overnight, allowing it to reach room temperature. Problem solved."
Here's a fun fact you don't know about me, I make, and sell, cannabis seeds. I've done several breeding projects that have turned out successful. I've made several hundred dollars in the last couple of months alone selling them nationwide. So I know what pollinated pistils look and behave like. There were no pollinated pistils in my garden when the micro seeding occurred.
Alright, here we go. For three straight grows I used cold water and had some micro seeds show up. They weren't very noticeable unless I was making tinture when they'd float to the top of the jar during the soak cycle. After switching to room tempurature water these baby seed husks were no longer floating in my bacthes.
I'm glad to see that you're trying to dog pile on, as well, but you picked the wrong pack of bitches to run with. Stop with the "magic" shit. Use some common sense. They didn't magically go away, after discovering them, and reading that advice on the forum, I used room temperature water on my NEXT crop of girls to solve the problem.
