New to this. Have a auto flower that I have just grown outside, everything was going smooth probably 2 weeks away from harvest and I’ve just noticed it’s packed with seeds. I will admit I did over fertilised it and did crop a lot of leaves which i hear is a big no no with auto flowers! What’s caused this and will these seed be auto flower seeds I can use in the future
Single Female auto flower turned to seed.
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budolskie
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I think the will be autos but also be hermies aswell of its packed with seeds, did you not notice any male flowers on it,
Any pics of the plant
Bertalishas
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Take a pic of the crotch in between the stems like a close up
Johiem
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Pics will help. With it having been grown outside, unless you see evidence otherwise, you have no idea what or how many varieties got a hold of her. Roughly 25% auto female is the absolute best you can hope for. All are approximations 50/50 Male/ Female, of the 50% Female about half then should show auto tendancies, A single Male cannabis or hemp plant can pollinate for miles. Yes, hemp can pollinate your cannabis. If pollinated by hemp, your seeds quality will have suffered greatly.
Bertalishas
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Yea most definitely a hermie, autos have really weak genes. So it’s really easy to make them hermie
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Johiem
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That's a seed pod. Not a pollen sac.
budolskie
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You can use but dont really expect anything else apart from hermies and u wont be disappointed
Bertalishas
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Ooof, I need glasses something fears
Johiem
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Without trying a few you'll never know. It could have been some svelte, beautiful, frosty regular seed some one grew and threw out because of his masculinity.
Johiem
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That's what I'm trying to see clearly.
These were intentional, I'm trying to breed my own strain. Closed male pod, opened male pod, and the 3rd are nanners. These are what you need to inspect closely for.
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GeneBanker
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Those are nanners. And your plant is revegging.