Einzelner Samen in 40g Ernte

seiyou have entered a very thorny field I even tried with reproduced self-referentials from a car a little bit of nation maybe from a banana tree that is a hermaphrodite and I replanted and totally acceptable female plants came out because the fact is if the plant reproduces on its own being this plant treated with Silver to increase the rate of females if it is a feminized It could give a higher number of female seeds. I also have one in the fridge of the last water melon skt and it sounds very familiar to me that seed houses and seed banks don't want us to reproduce seeds at home This is why it is a thorny issue because if everyone reproduced together the seed might no longer be dependent on seed banks we are entering into a very, very broad discussion that needs to be studied and explored in depth because otherwise there would be no point in taking a seed and making it sterile to then sell it in industrial quantities and not have the possibility of it being reproductive, i.e. a sterile seed that's what big companies would like so it remains to be seen, it could be that it is slightly weaker but there are few scientific studies because we can't say that it is the same phenotype yes you have not found for example male flowers of the same plant or it could also be a plant nearby with male flowers only male pollen can make a seed come you should understand if and which males were present

It won't be a "cloned" version of its parents. It will be a regular seed with a 50-50 chance of being either male or female.............however, selfed seeds also carry a higher risk of being hermaphrodites too. You can grow it as an experiment, but don't bank on it as being your main focus...........there are lots of risks involved. If the pollen came randomly from outside, the genetic re-combination will give you a plant of any random mix. If the pollen came from another plant in your tent, different to the mother plant, again the genetics could be quite varied and with the risk of hermaphroditism. Self pollinated seeds also carry the risk of genetic "throwbacks" where previously non-dominant genes become dominant genes and once again, this can lead to all sorts of "new" traits being expressed. All in all, I personally would no put any faith in the idea that you willl be preserving a desired phenotype, rather, you will be conducting an experiment. There is also a slight chance you might get exactly what you are hoping for...........but it is a gamble!

you can't be certain it was an S1 or something that just got hit with a neighbors herm pollen, lol. or that it was a herm at all. But probability of it being some inbred plant is probably high, not only that at least 1 parent is possibly prone to hermaphroditism - which is not a trait you want in the offspring. That too is uncertain, but still possible. all the unknowns make random seeds from flower that should not have seeds very unpredictable. you hav eno idea what it's 'phenotype is' becuase it's a seed... or even if it is a seelding you have no idea what it's traits will be at that point. it may or may not be similar to its parent. it may be some hopelessly inbred and fucked up plant, lol. just keep an eye on it if you have a hankering to grow it out... any sign of pollen sacs and you should throw it in the garbage. Happy accidents are possible, but it's like going to vegas and betting against the odds.. sure, you win once in a while but in the long-run it's guaratneed loss. (tehcnically true betting with the odds, too, lol, because it is a casino and the house always has the better odds)

einfach versuchen : - manchmal kommen die Samen wunderbar, als wären es Reguläre Samen, -manchmal sind es aber auch Mutanten/Krüppel vom ersten Blatt an und gehen nach dem zweiten oder dritten Blattpaar ein (vermute: der Gensatz ist unvollständig)