Gemtree
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Maybe that's why I got mostly males from my atonic x apollo. Vegged with a 3100k cmh. Always used more blue and never got that many males.
Chuckers paradise......
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Bubby'sndalab
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Dont know bout light spectrum but I remember subcool sayin this as well-cool temps more girls vs hot temps more dudes
MrToad69
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There has to be some studies out their already on the influence of light spectrum on sex. I just havent come across it yet...Interesting and pertinent topic though.
The sample size I have is certainly enough to show a valid bias, and that something is off....although a little small for what I would typically like to choose for breeding..However, "it is what it is" as simply haven't the space to grow more...
What I have also noticed...of the males...3 are definitely Hermie...(Single pistils petruding from immature balls)...
The Tri-leaf seems to be one of the best in terms of overall plant quality of the bunch, but has yet to show sex..I think it might be male, which would be a big help...particularly if it not a Hermie too
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Couch_Lock
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Looking forward to growing out some Useful Seeds fems in 2020. Just grabbed 3 packs at DCSE.
Double Dipped Strawberries
Sunny Diesel
Orange Cookies x Choc Diesel
Double Dipped Strawberries
Sunny Diesel
Orange Cookies x Choc Diesel
nc208
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New research sheds light on why plants change sex
Plants with a particular breeding system change their sex depending on how much light they receive, new scientific research has revealed.
www.sciencedaily.com
Amos Otis
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Good choices; I've ran DDS and OC x CD, and Useful is a solid cat.
I consider myself woke. I let the plants decide what gender they prefer to be. Of course, if they decide wrong, it could end in the death sentence.
MrToad69
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Jackpot!!
I've got a good solid male for my breeding program...Nice solid plant, aggressive roots, vigor stem structure...based on 12-12 cant fairly comment on inter-nodal spacing, or other variables..and no Hermie showing thus far
My Tri-Leaf plant (Whorled Phyllotaxy)...is the Stud...(first snap)...
What make this "Stealth" project fun is the number recessive traits that reside in these f1's...Four!
All contain: Auto-topping trait after first node..(will reconfirm the trait in f2's), Webbed leaf, Autoflower trait Pp (heterozygous in f1's), as well as the tri-leaf component...
My goal, which might be a bit of a stretch, is to pop enough seeds that I create from these f1 crosses to nail down the Autoflower as well as the webbed trait...I'm hoping for 4-5 plants with these traits to get some decent male and females...Target will be approximately 1 in 16...so I'm figuring I'll have to pop 80-100 beans outside to find what I'm looking for come springtime...that said, anything Autoflower will likely be kept anyway rather than culled considering the extent of the recessives I'm looking for
Very pleased how the plants are looking so far..nice thick bushy indica looking leaves.
Cheers
Toad
I've got a good solid male for my breeding program...Nice solid plant, aggressive roots, vigor stem structure...based on 12-12 cant fairly comment on inter-nodal spacing, or other variables..and no Hermie showing thus far
My Tri-Leaf plant (Whorled Phyllotaxy)...is the Stud...(first snap)...
What make this "Stealth" project fun is the number recessive traits that reside in these f1's...Four!
All contain: Auto-topping trait after first node..(will reconfirm the trait in f2's), Webbed leaf, Autoflower trait Pp (heterozygous in f1's), as well as the tri-leaf component...
My goal, which might be a bit of a stretch, is to pop enough seeds that I create from these f1 crosses to nail down the Autoflower as well as the webbed trait...I'm hoping for 4-5 plants with these traits to get some decent male and females...Target will be approximately 1 in 16...so I'm figuring I'll have to pop 80-100 beans outside to find what I'm looking for come springtime...that said, anything Autoflower will likely be kept anyway rather than culled considering the extent of the recessives I'm looking for
Very pleased how the plants are looking so far..nice thick bushy indica looking leaves.
Cheers
Toad
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macsnax
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Thank you for saying that. I've shared my opinion on it in the past, nobody was buying it, lol.
nc208
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Your Dulce Cherry Punch is a hit for me. Still finishing up but some loud fruity kush Terps on them.
genuity
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That would be a nice test for someone..
It could account for when people find males in fem seeds
All of this could be nothing at all.
Couch_Lock
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When fems herm tho, more then likely thats on the grower........given decent genetics. Just a tiny light leak will stress the fuck outta some strains. Leaving the plant totally dry two days extra too, that can shock it to herm.