Do males produce hermed seeds???

Originally Posted by Capt. Stickyfingers

Why, because you think only feminized seeds herm? Lmao.

You are the one suggesting this is the case. I never said anything about only fem seeds causing hermies, but in many cases hermies are from the genetic makeup of the feminized seeds. Nothing will be accurately assessed until the OP posts a picture, until then everyone is just guessing.

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I would say those are exactly the same as the pistils on a female flower and it IS NOT AT THE TOP OF THE PLANT!!!!!!

Looks like a male hermaphrodite. Yes they exist.

Female hermies make femmed seeds, I wonder whether male hermies produce ONLY male seeds - logically they should.

yes they do, it is rare and produces crazy traits when bred i had a bubblegum do this from stress, showed female flowers i bred it with everything. this increases your chance of getting a retard(polypoloidy) plant because of the extra combination of chromosomes made possible.

That's what I wanted to hear....thank you Poly. That is great news cause I'm crossing that PPD to my "perfect" Blue Dream, Boulder cut. At first I thought it was called the Boulder cut because it came from Boulder, not Denver. After growing it out, I new it was called that because the buds are huge!!!

Shit....after reading that statement again, I'm not sure it makes sense to me, Poly. Males have an X and Y chromosome. Females have 2 Y's. If a male inbreeds itself, shouldn't it still have an X and Y chromosome?? What genetic traits change after this occurs?? I'm off to research this and hopefully I will have a definitive answer for everyone.

t was explained to me by someone else and you would have to do some searching but there is well written article about it somewhere. the extra chromosome is what gives it the special capabilities...... im not sure you would have to do the research yourself i came across the article about a month ago, it was a good read.

its a bi-sexual, on the fence, in the closet, male gendered hermaphrodite