So I have a plant that was taken as a clone, and the mother has proven to be a great strain!! Now I want seeds, I and I was hoping that it would be possible to intentionally hermiate this one separately so that I can get the same genetics. it has been flowering for a couple weeks now.

So, is it possible? Can I use light poisioning to do this?

I am including pics of the mother plant too.

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if you turn the plant hermi then you get hermi seeds,then you always have seeded bud.

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my plumber asked me if i'm growing? and i said huh, what do you mean?he said your looking taller.weird huh?this is a true story!it scared me a little.

You can breed the hermie tendency out by pollination from a true male in the next few rounds~

why don't you clone it?

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I don't know what you're talking about.

Many people have told me i'm simply wrong but when i added aspirin to the water of one of my plants it turned hermi.
This could be coincidence but it might be worth a try.

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"so there is no sheep?"

a preferred method (imo) is to let the female flower out, past her prime and late harvest date. about 2-4 weeks after she's ripe, she'll start to throw out male flowers. few at first, then more and more as the weeks go by.

acid and silver are going to be the best "stress free" ways to produce fem seeds.

Perfect way to get a hermi is to interrupt your dark cycle

Oh I also forgot to mention that the mother was feminized. I don't know if that will make any difference at all, but from what I have been hearing I probably will get hermie seeds and need to breed back to get another true mother?

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