How much more time?

Jackrolls1

Jackrolls1

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So the plants wont continue to grow them? will cutting them out will bring more stress to the plant and grow more?
 
sworth

sworth

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She'll continue to flower providing seeds haven't formed, so if she's only popping males here and there I'd just let her grow on, cutting off balls along the way...

;)balls.jpg;)
 
Jackrolls1

Jackrolls1

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o god..that poor dog heh
anyway i looked at them and looks like its producing more... I got too many plants in that room anyway so i think ill just pull them. they're pretty frosty ill make some brownies with them!
 
Jackrolls1

Jackrolls1

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hmmm i wouldn't mind some permafrost seeds... do hermis produce 50/50 seeds or feminized? also if i let these grow will they pollinate the rest of my garden?
 
sworth

sworth

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The males will pollinate, and yes all seeds will be feminized, but with possible leanings to being hermies themselves some of us on here feel...
Funny enough I planted a few stray seeds of my own yesterday, also self fertilized by accident lol
 
sworth

sworth

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If males are there they're going to pollinate them all. If that happens they'll stop flowering, and put all their energy into seed production.
If you want seeds, then great, but you'll get no more bud (although some claim bud from seeded plants is better)
 
sworth

sworth

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Do hermis produce pollen?.WTF?

Of course! A hermi is a plant showing both male and female flowers. The male flowers on your hermi (even just one little lonely one!) will all contain pollen.

Sorry. I should be easy on you; The only silly question is one that isn't asked, maybe I should carry on after I've finished my morning coffee and coughy.

Thanks for the laugh though....and now my coffee's cold! lol
 
Jackrolls1

Jackrolls1

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lol sorry for some reason i was thinking once a plant turns hermi seeds start popping out with out pollination.
I understand now.. So when a female stresses out they grow a bunch of male parts, those parts pollinate the female flowers and then create the seeds.
 
sworth

sworth

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Yup, you have it sussed.

And because the plant's genetically all woman, so is the pollen from her male flowers; ergo, all female seeds.

You can deliberately stress a plant to hermi with sprays, light cycles etc so you can get your femi seeds for "free".

That's my next grow learning curve/project; female seeds for nothing. ;)
 
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