feminized GH lemon skunk X a wild plant=????

ok so i am growing GH lemon skunk and i had some room for some more plants so i got some plants that are wild and growing in his back yard so i grow them, well some of them started to turn herm so i pulled them and later on i pulled the utheir wild plants couse they was 50 days in flowering and had no triclones but the plant was huge , i have now harvested my lemon skunk and i am finding some seeds in my buds, what do you guys think about the seeds i am finding,,,,,,,,,,, you can go to my youtube and take a look at the plants
https://www.youtube.com/user/shroombud13

What kelvin are your cfl's?

dlftmyers said:

What kelvin are your cfl's?

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lumens 1600
color 2700k

anyone with a opinion

I think it will be significantly lower quality but you can always try to find out. There should be good heterosis but if the genetics are not good drug genetics in the first place no amount of heterosis will matter. Possibly herm prone.

no way not only would I not breed with anything coming out of a fem seed no matter how good. you got a very low quality plant to cross it with. Now if you had something like mns Super Silver Haze I'd say make some F2's out of your best boy and girl you'll have beans for you and your friends for years to come with pretty good quality.

A plants genetics are it's genetics. Whether it's feminized or not is irrelevant. The quickest way to breed quality lines is to self the plants you want to work with to see what they bring to the table (and vice versa with males which I believe is also possible).

Good crosses are good crosses. Selfed lines will lose vigor but it's still a useful tool and can be especially useful with a particularly stable line to get the genetics out there. LVPK is pretty well known for being really uniform from S1 seed for example. This also tells you that you will get outstanding results with any crosses you make with the original plant (and offspring as well).