Hmmm what to do?

bryan oconner said:

throw them away. if that plant is making se...ds why plant another one that is likely to do the same .

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bryan oconner said:

throw them away. if that plant is making se...ds why plant another one that is likely to do the same .

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Jimmy Sparkle said:

My buddy and I exchange buds pretty regularly. I grow, he gets his from someone who grows . So I got my hands on a piece of shiatsu Kush , I broke it open and two seeds fell out. What I know: All he had growing is shiatsu Kush: There were no males: Out of the entire 2 oz sack this was the only bud with seeds. I presume there was a Bruce Jenner in the room somewhere? Or maybe the plant tossed a few just because? Plant crosses/breeding isn't my strong suit. If I decide to grow these out what is it that comes from this besides possible females with possible hermaphroditic traits. ???

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Jimmy Sparkle said:

Sometimes, a female non hermaphroditic plant will develop seeds without pollination as its nearing the end of its life cycle. These seeds are most always non hermaphroditic female seeds, however I do not know the nature of how these particular seeds came about. It's a crap shoot that could be fantastic or a big mistake. I really don't mind some seeds

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Krippled said:

Here is a prime example, this seed was alone on a plant as well...So far so good...my first grow, I did take 15 clones from it..

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Richard Arroyo said:

Probably wouldnt breed them but cloning should be good.

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