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GreenNimf
GreenNimfstarted grow question a year ago
So, I've found a GH cheese hermafrodite in the flowering room Seeming I'm only in week 2 of flowering im not really worried but.If I would want to bring this is herma into a different tent. And let it flower. Will this provide me with fem seeds? Or do i add a extra girl?
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question a year ago
Hermaphrodites breed hermaphrodites due to genetic dominance. They WILL NOT be feminized. Using hermaprodite pollen on a pure female will just lead to breeding another hermaphrodite....... Hermies are useless for breeding with, unless you want to develop a pure breeding hermie strain!
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question a year ago
Yes you can make seeds. If you’re find with always having intersex plants from those seeds.. go for it but this will be perpetuated down the line of seeds. I recommend against it but if you don’t mind seeds in canna and a bit lower quality- go for it
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
Kill it. You don't want anything to do with seeds that want to hermi.
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mcflow
mcflowanswered grow question a year ago
If you isolate the hermaphrodite plant in a separate tent and let it flower, it's possible to obtain seeds. However, be cautious, as hermaphrodite plants can pass on the tendency to produce both male and female flowers, increasing the risk of hermaphroditism in future generations. If you're seeking feminized seeds, it's generally recommended to use reliable breeding techniques or purchase feminized seeds from reputable sources to ensure genetic stability. Introducing an additional female plant for pollination can also be done, but it's important to carefully manage the process to avoid unintended pollination of other plants in your grow space.
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