breeding with females from feminized seed

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420forme

Active Member

• Jan 26, 2011

• #1

Is it ok to fertilize females that were grown from feminized seeds.? Does this truely increase the number of hermies ? I've never had a problem with hermies when growing fem. seeds before, but I've never grown seeds from a feminized plant.

 

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420forme

Active Member

• Jan 26, 2011

• #2

No body? Well I think it will be fine. I believe most hermie issues are do to improper care, not genetic issues.

 

FarmerJJ

Member

• Jan 30, 2011

• #3

Well the way feminized seeds are produced gives their offspring a higher chance of becoming a hermaphrodite. I'm not exactly sure if this applies to all of the feminized seeds offspring or just if you decide to make more feminized seeds from the feminized mother.

 

brownbearclan

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2011

• #4

Guess you'll be the one to test this out. My guess is that it will be just a normal roll of the dice. I'd agree that most hermies are from stress and no so much genetics. =)

 

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uFarm

Member

• Jan 30, 2011

• #5

i'd think it's safe. just don't use sterile pollen.

 

lince

Well-Known Member

• Feb 7, 2011

• #6

420forme said:

Is it ok to fertilize females that were grown from feminized seeds.? Does this truely increase the number of hermies ? I've never had a problem with hermies when growing fem. seeds before, but I've never grown seeds from a feminized plant.

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Hey 420, I breed a fenimized plant last year and got mostly female seeds out of her, but also got males and only one or two hermies. I guess the hermie trait depends as well in the strain coz some are more prone to it. Good luck with that

 

dababydroman

Well-Known Member

• Feb 11, 2011

• #7

what strain?

 

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s.c.mtn.hillbilly

Well-Known Member

• Feb 14, 2011

• #8

you will get a higher % of hermies. that's why people who want straight hermi free will run the mother out once first to make sure she's "true running"(no 'nads).

 

NewGrowth

Well-Known Member

• Feb 14, 2011

• #9

Usually the breeder will collect pollen from the forced hermi plants and apply it to their true females. This helps to eliminate hermi seeds.

 

Maximus cannabis

Active Member

• Feb 15, 2011

• #10

NewGrowth said:

Usually the breeder will collect pollen from the forced hermi plants and apply it to their true females. This helps to eliminate hermi seeds.

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You mean as opposed to allowing a hermie plant to pollinate itself? That would be an interesting comparison...