Northern Lights Grower
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Experience.What statistics are you referring to?
Fems are way more likely to herm, read a few journals and grow some of your own and there's no denying it.
Experience.What statistics are you referring to?
You have nothing to apologize for here. The only thing you might have changed is the title. I found humor in it after I dove in, but others may not have. You woke up several minds (mine is always high -lol) and started some good conversation. That's what RIU is all about. Help keep this place alive my friend! PeaceRIU community I apologize. The title of this post is irresponsible. I was just wanting to start a discussion I did not anticipate the deep seeded (pun intended) debate and passion this would ignite. Please whatever you grow do it well, weather its a feminized or regular seed stock sorry for inciting such a debacle.
>.< lol just lolErm well I have grown for 2 years with regs and no herms. A lot of people are having herms with fems on the first grows.
Sure anything COULD herm, but you can't ignore those statistics!
Look at all these fem growers defending their seeds like it's their religion, just LOL.
whack hermi pheno's that dont germI hear more complaints of whack phenos from ghs than I do herms.
Actually a plant with good genetics will not herm no matter how much you torture it with photo-periods.>.< lol just lol
i bet the first time growers could of hermied a reg seed too >.>
I thought it was quite humorous myself. Guess I have a dry sense of humor...GeezYou have nothing to apologize for here. The only thing you might have changed is the title. I found humor in it after I dove in, but others may not have. You woke up several minds (mine is always high -lol) and started some good conversation. That's what RIU is all about. Help keep this place alive my friend! Peace
The hermie genetics come from the parent plant yes, but there's no denying the higher occurrences of herming with fem seeds with than regular, due to dodgy breeders as discussed in this thread.Good thread. But I like fem seeds and never had problems due to it being a fem seed. Always female seeds, never got a male. Have got a hermie but had nothing to do with female seeds.
Yeah for sure, the fem seed with the hermie trait can definitely hermie, I had it happen with an agent Orange just last month, but it was hard to get it to hermie, it went through a ton of stress, all other clones off the same mother plant didn't herm though. VBut it can happen like it happened to me. Here's the kicker, it was a regular seed lol, TGA doesn't have any fem seeds.But I'm on board with if it has a hermie trait is in the genes, reg or fem, it can and will hermie under certain circumstancesThe hermie genetics come from the parent plant yes, but there's no denying the higher occurrences of herming with fem seeds with than regular, due to dodgy breeders as discussed in this thread.
A plant with good genetics will only herm if sprayed with colloidal silver, even if you torture the hell out of it. A plant that herms in any other circumstance has shit genetics period.it can and will hermie under certain circumstances
Yeah, I don't know much about it the breeding stuff so I'll absorb that info, you seem to know a lot about it and that makes sense but I have to stand by TGA is a great breeder, perhaps one of the best.A plant with good genetics will only herm if sprayed with colloidal silver, even if you torture the hell out of it. A plant that herms in any other circumstance has shit genetics period.
This thread was from a few years back, but has some good info.A plant with good genetics will only herm if sprayed with colloidal silver, even if you torture the hell out of it. A plant that herms in any other circumstance has shit genetics period.
That OP is right about good genetics never herming, but I think I have come up with a more accurate way of explaining the 'more likely to herm' bit.This thread was from a few years back, but has some good info.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/feminized-seeds-hermies-do-you-want-to-know-the-truth.468382/
if the " keeper strain " that the breeder is to " lazy " to stabilizeThe hermie genetics come from the parent plant yes, but there's no denying the higher occurrences of herming with fem seeds with than regular, due to dodgy breeders as discussed in this thread.