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seeded bud isn't the end of the world especially if you have some large plants pollinating with hemp pollen should not affect the genetics of the plant seeded it should pump out resin just the same, though different in character from unseeded

i store in the fridge with uncooked rice to keep the humidity at a good level seems to be working well so far

interesting local conditions, not the problem we have in the northeast seeded bud can be very good, you do lose out on quantity though but with all the hemp around, that sounds like prime stealth, whose going to notice a few more mj plants?

mutant leaves are a good start, but when the bud gets blooming(and smelling) that's where weed sticks out of course there are low odor strains but it would definitely be an accomplishment to get a strain that looks nothing like mj which i think is a large project

someone has started this project, duckfoot is supposed to be a pretty strange leafed strain i think it's still around, may not be the most popular strain

subbed in and waiting for the verdict 8 femmes? reasonable number, all sounds good so far

you don't exterminate your slaves, that's just crazy slaves are wealth, they are valued, provided they don't get too uppity

the calyxes, you can be mislead by the trichs on the leaves, which will often be more ripe looking your lighting sound quite adequate, but not every grow goes great some sativa's are not recommended for inside growing

you see back crossing mentioned a lot in the breeding forums, typically a cubing where 3 generations are each back crossed to some parent(s) selfed plants might accelerate the process, might bring in more recessive traits that are unwelcome that pretty much covers my limited breeding knowledge...

i think i've seen that it takes about 7 generations to get a reasonably uniform 'strain' that's off the top of my head, and i'm sure it's open to argument you don't really see that many true breeding 'strains', most current breeder stuff will not produce identical offspring

just that if the pollen came from some other plant than the parent hybrid might be too specific, possibly the pollen came from the same strain

identical? no close to parent - yes, but probably not identical i've done 2 grows of S1 seeds, some differences but if you bought the bud, and aren't certain if they were S1's, you may have a free hybrid

i did see a perfect hermie over on ic, very different looking was the whole plant perfect hermie, or was it spotty? i have some some perfects like yours, but not everywhere

i've run a few of hgs gear, nl#5 and brainwreck curious how your grow goes, i have a mixed pack from hgs which might have a cluster bomb in there

NY inside grower, used to do outside grows, but the late weather in NY can screw you so badly curious if any NY'ers have done any autoflower grows this year i know the genetics vary quite a bit, some good, some not so much but being able to harvest at the end of august would be sweet

i don't have any lst tricks, it is pretty straight forward, mostly just being gentle to start with

70's is the sweet spot, most plants like that 80 is pretty good, 90's is what will pump out the perfume

with plant smell, there are 2 kinds - to me anyways there are odors that 'walk', and odors that don't seem to travel too far temperature is your first line of defense, a too warm grow can be the smelly grow

i've found leaving the small sugar leaves helps keep the bud away from the jars glass less resin gets lost to the sides of the jar

smell is more dicey, plants vary a lot i've had plants(mine are single plant grows) that have very low smell, not really noticeable some others have a more noticeable smell, but no stinkers yet some plants will stink you out, luck of the draw