Mrs. Weedstein
Well-Known Member
So out of the first 7 seedlings I started, 6 have turned out to be males. What are the odds? By my calculations, a bit over 1.5 percent. Don’t get me wrong — I wanted some males to choose from, for breeding purposes. But I was hoping to have some females to choose from as well! Luckily, I’ve got some younger seedlings that have yet to preflower, so hopefully I can have more females before culling down to the 4 plants I’ll keep. (That’s the limit, and all I really need anyway.)
Anyway, is it possible the male I used last year was just sending out way more Y pollen, the way some human men have one son after another?
Anyway, is it possible the male I used last year was just sending out way more Y pollen, the way some human men have one son after another?