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run a search on "male hermaphrodite" under the search function. Stinky explained why forcing males to produce female flowers could be done but she listed several reason why it wasn't a good thing in a great post some time back. Hope you find the post....definitely worth reading and good solid Stink info.
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When forcing a female plant to produce pollen, she has no male chromosomes to donate to the equation, just her female ones. The male chromosomes come from the male pollen. We may have forced her into survival mode, and forced her to produce nanners, but they are not male nanners, they're female nanners devoid of male chromosomes. This results in embryos with only female chromosomes. In other words...The resultant seeds are 100% female. Now think of what forcing a male plant will do...given that he has no female chromosomes. Those are not female calyx's and pistols, they are male calyx's and pistols, devoid of female chromosomes. If there are no female chromosomes in the embryo's...what will the result be, and why on earth would you want 100% male seeds?
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Male Genetics = XY, so
using the model previously established if we breed X1Y1 with X1Y1 the possibilities for the offspring are: X1X1, X1Y1, Y1X1, and Y1Y1 So, that would be 25% female, 50% male and 25% freak that probably wouldn't survive. All of the females would be identical. N'est ce pas? |
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probably doing the wrong thing here but cant find anywhere to post and since this is the closest thing to my problem thought id post it here.
apologies if i doing the wrong thing but i know no better at the moment. i grown a couple of clone to maturity but wnem i started to trim em i notcied they had little ball thinks on the underside of the buds on further inspection they were throughout the whole of the very large buds.they are practically spherical in shape and quite hollow and softthey also have a couple of hairs poking out of the top of em. i cut one open and what looks like a grain of saind is inside very very tiny brown thing . what is this are they femmed polen sacks or male pollen sacks or the very begining of new buds, has the plant hermied and is it now no good. any help would be bvery much appreciated and stop me from pulling hair out. i thank you in anticipation that someone will be able to help. please make a sad man happy tell me it aint bad news. |
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You should upload a picture. Having hairs coming out makes it sound female to me. Perhaps they got pollinated and the brown thing is the undeveloped seed? Regardless, it will still be perfectly smokable.
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Those are mature/swollen calyx's, and they are unseeded.
With seeded calyx's, the pistols* (hairs) wither-up, as there is room for only one seed and the pistols are unnecessary from that point forward, for that particular calyx. (usually)
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I've also been lucky with getting females. I guess it has to do with the short light period at first, and then putting them under flourescents when the sunlight is not out from seed. I'm not really too sure how i'm lucky because other people get all males with 30 seeds. I guess it is my omen. Now I have to work on getting some real females. lol. So do not hate on the image reaper.
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This sounds to me as if Perfect growing conditions produce almost always females. Males were grown under less then perfect conditions.
If thats the case then There would be no natural females in harsher climates. But since there are I must say that its the seed that is male or female.
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I have a hermie and the seeds have been green for over a month.. Do you wait untill seeds begin to go brown, stripey? Or do you pick and as they dry they get their more familluar brown colour? I have grown children from a hermie before and 50% of the plants were morphed. Is that not a sighn of the seed not being grown fully as a majority of them were green when harvested. All female of course.. please clarify the correct time to pull seeds? |
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ok so iv been reading this site for about 2 weeks and after I posted the above I continued to space out a magnified font and continue thread hunting. I thank Rusty for answering my question within another thread.. "Ow! My ears! Green seeds are not nearly ripe. Wait until they are fat and brown, with noticeable dark stripes before harvesting. You can flush at any time. If you are more than 2 weeks from harvest, go back to feeding until about a week from when you plan to chop. " For anyone who is reading and is in doubt. And apologies for not having such atrocious spelling above. Off out to the shed for another
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After harvesting the plant and it's been dried.
Seeds take between 4 and 6 weeks on the plant to mature and be viable.
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but of course that just came out of my brain, no googling involved. google it and i'm sure you can find plenty of methods for producing silver nitrate. |
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