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laddyd

laddyd

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I have seeds in my weed.
Not many but a few, this is the first time this has happened on one of my grows. Looks like there will be around a dozen all together.
Will they be female? Prone to hermaphroditism?
Was there some fucking going on under the canopy? Or is it more likely that they fertilized themselves? 3 plants out of 4 have had some seeds.
This was not a good grow, they were overcrowded and stressed almost from the get-go. I never did get the humidity under control and had mold issues. Could that have caused it? It appears that only the lower larfy buds made any seeds.
 
TCH

TCH

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laddyd said:
I have seeds in my weed.
Not many but a few, this is the first time this has happened on one of my grows. Looks like there will be around a dozen all together.
Will they be female? Prone to hermaphroditism?
Was there some fucking going on under the canopy? Or is it more likely that they fertilized themselves? 3 plants out of 4 have had some seeds.
This was not a good grow, they were overcrowded and stressed almost from the get-go. I never did get the humidity under control and had mold issues. Could that have caused it? It appears that only the lower larfy buds made any seeds.
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From my understanding, if you had no males, you probably had a bit of rodelization going on with some nanners. If matured, the seeds should be viable, but won't necessarily mean they will throw nanners too if grown in a friendly environment. If it was rodelization, they should be female beans.
 
laddyd

laddyd

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TCH said:
From my understanding, if you had no males, you probably had a bit of rodelization going on with some nanners. If matured, the seeds should be viable, but won't necessarily mean they will throw nanners too if grown in a friendly environment. If it was rodelization, they should be female beans.
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This is good news. I really liked one of these strains and was kicking myself for not making clones or buying more seeds.
 
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