2010 Outdoor Feminized - Spontaneous seed production - Eventual traits for 2011 plant

I had some Feminized Early Skunks in 2010 that to my surprised produced 2 good seeds, I was not aware that feminized plants could auto-produce their own seeds, I don't see remote pollination my a male possibile in any way. My question is what type of traits will these two seeds have, will the be female? Are they viable? this has never happened to me before, I'm very curious to know if I have some viable beans from last year. Any comments would be appreciated, REPS for those who contribute! THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Yes you do have viable beans. They are what we call selfed beans and therfore feminized aswell. Feminized strains carry a hermaphroditic trait. The further the strain is breed out the herm traits will usally cease, im talking after generations, Meaning cloning from the donor plant growing it out and cloning from that clone. If your after pure sensi alot of generational breeding will be in orde. Or if your like me i dont mind a few seeds in my weed just 2-3 is the average ive been finding when dealing with feminized strains. Youve got yerself some good beans there and id be willing to bet that they will produce slightly better than the donor plant. Seems after a few generations they really get the funk on. Hope that helps peace 1BMM

I'm using all feminized seeds and have noticed a few bananas in a couple colas. I want to get a few seeds, not many. They're week 6 into flower and I noticed these last week, should I let them go? I got 6 different strains going in 1 room, will these produce feminized seeds?

They'll probably produce a decent population of hermie plants unless they were stressed into showing male flowers.

stoopy said:

I had some Feminized Early Skunks in 2010 that to my surprised produced 2 good seeds, I was not aware that feminized plants could auto-produce their own seeds, I don't see remote pollination my a male possibile in any way. My question is what type of traits will these two seeds have, will the be female? Are they viable? this has never happened to me before, I'm very curious to know if I have some viable beans from last year. Any comments would be appreciated, REPS for those who contribute! THANKS IN ADVANCE!

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Yea, hate to say it but you'll probably end up w/ a pair of hermaphroditic plants if ya plant those. If there was zero percent chance of a male having pollinated your females, then your feminized plants hermied and fertilized themselves. And the seeds produced from that will carry the hermie gene as well and more than likely hermie also.

doowmd said:

Yea, hate to say it but you'll probably end up w/ a pair of hermaphroditic plants if ya plant those. If there was zero percent chance of a male having pollinated your females, then your feminized plants hermied and fertilized themselves. And the seeds produced from that will carry the hermie gene as well and more than likely hermie also.

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IS THIS TRUE??? According to 1badmasonman I should have only fems..... What's the deal?

Well I'll tell you you can grow them but they will herm some badder then others. I tested this recently grew out some self pollinated fem seeds from last harvest. Out the 2 grapefruit and 1 church the church had about 16-20 seeds noticed in week 7 of flower. The 2 grapefruit had about 6- 10 seeds between the two. They produced some good bud but not worth pollinating other plants in your room. So I say that to say just clone fem plants I do and have not seen a seed in 2 haversts since. Seeds to me = weak gentics if they were not stressed and they produced seeds if they have the herm trait they will not matter what. A herm plant is a weak bitch and there is no time for weak bitches in my life lol.