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Wizthc
Wizthcstarted grow question 2 days ago
Hi guys i just trimmed dry my plants and in every bud i have 2-3 and more seeds too much seeds for indoor growing and i wondering what can cause this. Only thing i remember my mistake was i water them for long time in dark with green light can this cause this
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question a day ago
There must be a male flower or flowers somewhere, at some time, otherwise there can be no seeds. What caused the male flower(s) to appear can be a couple of reasons, but it is mostly due to genetics, but can also be stress related...........I do not think the green light is an issue, but it probably would be best to avoid doing this again in the future.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a day ago
polinated. maybe by a hermi or outside source. I agree with numbers no light in the darkness, but if it was just one time I don't see this being the root cause.
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 2 days ago
Green light is not safe during dark hours. That's and excellent example of bro science making a horrible extrapolation from the fact plants want more red and blue, but recent testing by bugbee showed they very well may be more responsive to green wavelengths as far as fucking up flower light schedule. Never interrupt the dark cycle. There is no reason to do it. Plan ahead better. 13/11 is fine, but don't go less than 11 hours of uninterrupted darkness. It's 100% avoidable and should be. if you were flashing light at your plants for any period of time during dark hours, you almost certainly caused it to herm. Possibly a coincidence with poor genetics, but light during dark cycle most definitely causes hermies. Selfed seeds from a natural hermie is a bad idea. Selfed seeds from CS/STS-application or extreme light stress can be okay. The key is the trait to naturally hermie... if that's what causes seeds, the seeds are all trash or at least more likely to be hermie-prone trash seeds. Selfing is a negative because inbreeding significantly impacts the vigorousness of offspring, but not as bad as selfing a hermie-prone plant.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 2 days ago
Sometimes it's just stress, I found through experience switching light cycles alot or attempting to stagger light cycle in increments to better mimic nature causes seeds to happen.
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Mining_green
Mining_greenanswered grow question 2 days ago
It can be weird some strains naturally want to go hermie with the slightest of stress. Hopefully on the bright side you might end up with good seeds just keep in mind this line of genetics may pull the same stunt unless everything is perfect some plants are fragile some are as tough as a weed. Last year i did some on purpose with calloidal silver with a awesome strain the seeds that came out of that worked well as feminised, so its never 100% in spite of what others mzy tell you but it does increase the odds
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