Rick McNasty
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do you clone...or just have endless supply of seeds?
PC Micro Grow
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Sgt.Sly
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I have endless supply of Feminized seeds, because i breed them.
But i clone also, usually make about 300-400 every spring.
Rick McNasty
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damn....how did you clone feminized seeds if you dont mind me asking???I have endless supply of Feminized seeds, because i breed them.
But i clone also, usually make about 300-400 every spring.
Sgt.Sly
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I didn't CLONE feminized seeds, I breed females with unnaturally occouring hermies. I collectthe pollen and store it. So i can make a virtually endless suppily of feminized seeds.
Rick McNasty
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ive never said this before but thats genius...
Sgt.Sly
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I did a lot of research for my first grow, learned about feminized breeding.
Wanted to do it, but it happened on it's own accidently. I ended up stressing out a female plant in my grow and it produced a few male flowers, like 5. I was quick to react, i harvested the pollen, and selectively pollinates a few lower bud nodes ON A SEPERATE FEMALE. The results for ME first test i got???? 100% of the seeds work. Of 100 seeds germinated, 100 were female. they went out in lots of 25 as clone substitutes this april. Everyone reported females back. I've kept the cycle going ever since.
RuneChronic
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subed your a genuis
Sgt.Sly
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OK i've been called genuis twice in the same thread, that's rediculous.
It's not that hard people, you all should be doing it. It's sooooo much easier to PC and micro growers to do too.
You can make a simple box dedicated to forcing hermies. You remember how easy your first one Was. Just make another. Done Deal. Get yourself a timer and screw with the light cycles, stress it out, give it unnecessary transplants, OR just let it OVER BUD...this means just keep budding and budding and budding. And eventually, the female will produce a few flowers as it goes into shock. It's a genetic defence mechanism build in to ensure the further existence of their species.
The Cheese Is Dank
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looks like a bit of nute burn and some overwatering but thats just my opinion. whats your ph at?
Sgt.Sly
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I already explained what was going on in the post, why are you saying these things?
There's no over watering going on here. And deffinently no nute burn, don't even know where you see that. There is a small excess of nitrogen however thats makin the leaves really dark.
