Do you have any info on how the chemical used to promote pollen sacs work?

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Not specifically on how it works, but I did have some names of the products commonly used to do this, however I'm not sure where they are now. If I come across it in my files I'll be sure to let you know!

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GreenX ~ Glossary of Terms:
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niceeee
i'll rep ya 4 that

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I told the judge I was raised wrong, and that's why I blaze shit

I'm not convinced plants hermie due to stress. I've had fem'd seeds undergo consistent and variable stresses and they never hermied. IMO some plants will hermie even under perfect conditions and it is genetic, more often than not a defense triggered in the plant to make sure some seeds are produced.

I hear a lot of people complain about a few "nanners" and to me that's no big deal. If I had a nice healthy plant that throws off 20 seeds I don't really care, most of the plant is still going to be pure goodness. I've seen pics of full blown hermies and they are certainly odd, unattractive plants.

Amen to that!

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GreenX ~ Glossary of Terms:
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Ive heard that the late on-set "nanners" pollen creates feminized seeds.

Original trials I from memory ... Originally that way was used when the idea came about, then chemicals were used, these chemicals had some weird, somewhat negative side-effects so the technique went back to naturally made 'nanner' pollen, then some new chemicals were used which didn't produce the mutant side-effects, and I believe that these 'new' chemicals are what are currently used ... It can be hard to keep up with all the info coming out of every different Cannabis resource.

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GreenX ~ Glossary of Terms:
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Yeah I am pretty sure it was actually Dutch Passion that made the first feminized seeds.