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Seed production in the middle of flowering without any male plants

kingezraeil77
kingezraeil77started grow question 4 months ago
Hello friends, I have some female plants in the open space of my yard, two of them are in the 8th week and the rest are in the 4th week. Recently, seeds have been produced in buds. Can it produce seeds without a male? I checked, they don't have bisexual plants, they are all femal
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 4 months ago
Good answers below: all on the noise but I doubt pollen being uv sensitive can make it 1000KM in the wind. Most times the plant makes a little nanner or single pollen antler and it can make some seeds. Its pollen is not always fertile and only produces a few seeds. however if it makes a full blown pollen sack. that is normally more of a problem and can pollinate the whole tent/grow I also know of turds who will grow male hemp plants just to make pollen for all outdoor growers in the area to get fucked. Some people really hate weed. I don't care. I like the smells and its not a gross looking plant either.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 4 months ago
100 km ;))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) 10 km is counted safe, there were studies, some info you can find here : https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/weighing-the-risk-of-cannabis-cross-pollination my outdoors second wave plants were polinated too, just some male or hermie was not far .... its still weed, just no grinding with equipment, only by hands, taste like shit if seeds crushed.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4 months ago
You can only get seeds if there is a male plant or male flower somewhere. Females can not produce seeds through "immaculate conception", there must be a source of male pollen. As others have said, pollen can travel vast distances on the wind. A single male flower hidden on one of your plants could also be responsible, they can appear and disappear without you noticing, quite easily. Judging by your pictures and the size of the developing seeds, it seems as though pollination occured about 3 weeks ago. Without knowing exactly how they came to be, it would be very foolish to grow any viable seeds you might find.
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Shinsimilla
Shinsimillaanswered grow question 4 months ago
Pollen can travel hundreds of kilometers, sometimes thousands in the wind. You don't need to be near a male plant to get seeds, but the closer one is the more seeds you'll have. This is why growing a male outdoors is a very selfish thing to do, you can ruin many grows around you.
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Lerome
Leromeanswered grow question 4 months ago
Pollen can be transported through air or insects as well, so you dont need to have male flowers/plants yourself for this to happen. Maybe your area was "contaminated", could be coming from a neighbor too for exampl. But often it is a single / a few male flowers somewhere in your plants which is hard to notice
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