Sementes de plantas fêmeas de estufa
Jardineiro_Brstarted grow question 10mo ago
I grew two Blueberry and when I cut them to smoke, I noticed some seeds, some green and others good. I germinated 4 and two are already in cups. My question is, the plant was female and had no contact with any males, did it self-pollinate? Regular seeds? Does it maintain the phenotype?
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Selkotanswered grow question 10mo ago
hey 👋
If you didn’t have any males in your grow space, then yes your female plant self-pollinated.
This can happen due to light stress, water or heat stress, nutrient issues, or simply a genetic predisposition to hermaphroditism.
Seeds that come from self-pollination are generally feminized but unstable. They can carry the hermaphroditic trait.
As for the phenotype, yes and no: self-pollination keeps most of the mother plant’s genetic traits, but there will be slight variability and possibly less vigor. You’ll get plants similar to the original phenotype, but not always identical.