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Just joined I will be starting at this point there's actually a mixed amount of vegetation in here but I'm going to call it 8 weeks because that's when I started putting everything into this pool
So here's my question my hybrid duckfoot the male in the middle started growing hair yesterday.making it a male-dominant hermaphrodite. What do you know about male-dominant hermaphrodites where 99% of the plant Is male and the last little bit shoots a couple hairs? Male dominant
Generally hermies are removed , they dont produce good genetics not only that but all the polled it release will make hermie seeds , my best advice to you is to cut off the female calyx in order to preserve your plant , theres not much you can really do at this point but either way i wouldnt use the seeds thats about to pump out with females likely going to turn hermie every time with unstable results . Give it a whirl tho for science ! I hope this information helps you ! -Happy Growing!
Going hermy; just as it can happen to female plants, it can just as easily happen to male plants, but since most growers would kill the male plants, it is less observed in practice.
My dude plant I used to pollinate the plant turned out to be a hermaphrodite in very well disguise. So I am revegetating the plants tossing all the garbage seeds and then starting over
To answer my own question after many hours of research the male is not a male he is actually a well disguise she male dominant hermaphrodites are no different than female dominant or 50/50. It does not contain the Y chromosome it is still a double x making it a well disguised female. All the seeds will be feminized hermaphrodite. Unfortunately bad genetics do the previous owners of the plant. This run is messed up because of bad genetics the seeds will not continue on in the future
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