homer371
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dear riu,
i got a bunch of free seeds last summer (of supposedly white widow lineage). so for fun, i planted a few of them indoors in early/mid august, and one of them survived. i vegged indoors for 3 weeks and took it outdoors in early september. in mid september, i noticed what i thought was a male pod, as seen in the attachment.
so i decided to let it grow anyway, and hopefully collect some pollen. but at about the 3rd week of flower, it started showing female flowers. then it looked fully female all the way until harvest, just about a week ago, in mid november. when i started trimming last night, i noticed that there were seeds -- a LOT of seeds. i collected about 150 fully formed ones!
however, i also noticed a bunch of what look like male pollen sacks. so, i'm suspecting this plant went hermie because of either weird lighting issues (half indoor / half outdoor) or faulty genetics. so here's my question:
* is there any point in keeping the seeds? are they all going to turn hermie if i plant them? is it worth experimenting with them? or should i just destroy them all and lay this unstable genetics to rest?
* second question, is it worth consuming the 1/4 ounce of hermie weed that remained after the de-seeding? looks kinda nasty, but definitely frosty. lol
peace -
homer371
i got a bunch of free seeds last summer (of supposedly white widow lineage). so for fun, i planted a few of them indoors in early/mid august, and one of them survived. i vegged indoors for 3 weeks and took it outdoors in early september. in mid september, i noticed what i thought was a male pod, as seen in the attachment.
so i decided to let it grow anyway, and hopefully collect some pollen. but at about the 3rd week of flower, it started showing female flowers. then it looked fully female all the way until harvest, just about a week ago, in mid november. when i started trimming last night, i noticed that there were seeds -- a LOT of seeds. i collected about 150 fully formed ones!
however, i also noticed a bunch of what look like male pollen sacks. so, i'm suspecting this plant went hermie because of either weird lighting issues (half indoor / half outdoor) or faulty genetics. so here's my question:
* is there any point in keeping the seeds? are they all going to turn hermie if i plant them? is it worth experimenting with them? or should i just destroy them all and lay this unstable genetics to rest?
* second question, is it worth consuming the 1/4 ounce of hermie weed that remained after the de-seeding? looks kinda nasty, but definitely frosty. lol
peace -
homer371
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