well I had a northern lights plant go hermi and pollinate the rest of the crop before I seen it. my question is what seeds are better to use the seeds from the self pollinating hermi or the seeds from my other females that were pollinated by the hermi. from what I get out of all my research is the hermi plant will tend to produce more hermis and the other ones should produce 99% females. I have also read that the hermi seeds would produce 99%females and that this is called selfing. I have no Idea why the plant hermied other than the possibilty of heat stress but it was the only one out of 5 plants that did so. the hermi plant was kc brains northern lights and the other plants in the room were nirvanas snow white and g13 labs pure gold.I was just hoping that someone could clarify this for me as I would like to use some of the seeds for my next grow but I dont want to waste the time, nutes, and energy on beans that are more likely to hermi. thanks in advance for all the input.

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Some may grow clean, some may be pretty much 50/50 M/F, some may grow nearly invisible pollen sacs and destroy your whole crop..
Put them on a cookie sheet, and roast them until they brown.. Pretty tasty, really healthy, and by far the smartest option..

so your saying that they wont be any different than regular seeds except for the hermi factor.

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I stressed the first plant I ever grew and she turned hermi. I planted 6 of those hermi seeds and now I am a few weeks from harvest of 6 beautiful gals! My research and personal experience points to a forced hermi producing fem seeds. If the plant was a genetic hermi then your seeds will probably be hermi as well. Plant a few and find out. You could be sitting on a mountain of fem seeds.

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My second grow
http://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal...seed-cfls.html

You could say that.. You could also say an ocean isn't any different than a salt-water pond except for the size factor..

Plants that are stressed, but resist herming under the stress, and only produce pollen when treated with silver or GA, are candidates for feminization.. A plant that turn by mystery, or natural stress alone is a very risky candidate.. silver and giberellic acid treatment on a herm prone plant does no good.. They are used because the grower has tried, and failed to get the candidate to produce pollen via intense natural stress..
And even after all that work selecting resistant candidates, their offspring will tend to herm statistically more than unfeminized versions regardless of whether the female was bred with herself, or with another feminized female..

I guess I got lucky! Woohoo! lol

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My second grow
http://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal...seed-cfls.html

I'd still keep a sharp eye and clip anything suspicious for a while longer..

1/3 will be hermies
1/3 will be female
1/3 will be sterile

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You haven't countered nothing, because the points you made are not valid, you are basing your counter on information you don't understand, regardless the accuracy of the information, because it does not state what you are saying.. (Brazko)

Please show me where you get these numbers. Hell let's say
1/4 male
1/4 female
1/4 hermi
1/4 chicken nuggets bushes- that would be cool.