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Hoped that they didn’t turn herm but in the end they did, still amazing strain, really stable and fast when growing, really big stretch during early flowering, big bud production pinkish color and good trichome production
If I hermie a plant and cross it with a female of another genetic will the female preserve her genetics when she Hermies or will it cross the two genetics?
When cross pollinating two different strains, the offspring will inherit 50% of the genetics of each parent plant.
A true hermaphrodite plant will generally produce hermaphroditic offspring if it pollinates itself, as it is a dominant gene.
If using pollen from a hermaphroditic plant to pollinate a pure breeding female plant, the resulting offspring will still have a minimum of 50% hermaphroditic offspring.
Generally, using pollen from a true hermaphroditic plant will lead to genetically compromised and inferior offspring regardless.
Personally, I have never and will never use a true hermaphrodite in any breeding experiments I may be undertaking. To me, a true hermaphroditic plant is the worst possible outcome, for it is useless to me with its inferior genetics. At least with a pure male, he can still be used for breeding and with total confidence in his genetics.
Hope this helps....
Organoman.
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