Hello i had 4 female plants under light however due to being a first timer i ended up stressing the plants by mucking up the light cycles as such they turned into hermies.anyway i ended up pulling em up and culling the seeds.
My question is thus the seeds from the plants is there any chance that if i germinate and then plant that they will produce female fatales?
Would appreciate any opinions,replies specially from full on exp growers.cheers crew

If you would have let them grow longer you could have used the seeds and they would have produced most likely more herms or females, but seeds have to ripen like the buds do, if they are hard and brown you can use them but my guess is they are all white

dont grow the plants.
they will just produce seeds, and will only grow hermie.
belive you are wasting your time, dont do it.

start again and get a timer.

this is what happens when people jump in head 1st.
you end up with hermies what are a big waste of time.

start your grow again, you wish you would have when you end up with seeded weed.

also smoking hermie give you bad headace.

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I poped a few hermie seeds before 5 . The all turned female and no hermie .. Mybe i got lucky , Even those female seeds they come from a hermi plant, ive grew a load of fem seeds with no troubles with female seeds there is a higher chance of plants turning because it is in there genes half the time its just bad genetics. seni seeds there belladonna regular is hermie prome minus the stress ...Ive droped lights broking steams put my foot through them move them to differnet places all during flowering and no herms The most comon way to get hermies is during flowering if light is leeking in while they sleep or if its left on while they are ment to be sleeping , Vegging they are good to go 24/0If your plants were just bag seeds toss them , If not give them a try
they will most likely be female just keep a close eye towards the end of flowering

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