Sativa_Top_Cola
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Yeah I can't tell by looking at the seeds my self,two females gonna make seeds with
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That soil is so dry it is pulling away from the sides of the pots. That is no bueno..
Do you plan on reversing one of those plants?
Do you plan on reversing one of those plants?
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Sativa_Top_Cola
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I'm doing a open pollinated
FilthyDank'Wasteman'Fabul
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Open pollinating is the best way to go, adaptability (especially useful if one does grow outside)...and a variety of choice! It annoys me when people choose one 'stud' male to breed with when there should(ideally from the ones you want) be seeds from as many males as possible per plant to prevent the genes from going stagnant
H e d g e
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Ive heard dubi say the same about higher male ratios in small pots. Maybe the extra males are just herms and not true male
.I’ve had plants with different genders on each branch, heard of others using pollen from plants like this and getting a percentage of pure male offspring but not tried it myself.
Only explanation I can think of is that it was either a reversed male or the gender decision gets made again at every node.
I’ve had pure females that I’ve taken cuts from that grew into pure males. Not sure what goes on, pretty sure I didn’t mix up the clones.
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H e d g e
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I went exactly the same way with it, couldn’t function at work on type one skunk hybrids. Then the problem was tolerance from the cbd, smoking silly amounts to relieve symptoms.
Settled on pure type 1 landrace sativa now, functional effects without the tolerance, win win.
What about sex reversal in plants,any thoughts? I don't mean hermies or by chemicals used on them.
not quite sure what you mean , can u elaborate a little for me ??
Can environmental,genetic, or perhaps hormonal imbalances act to alter after fertilization before sexual differentiation? I know I have grown out seeds from the same batch,roughly same conditions and have gotten hermies when I flowered too soon before they showed sex and didn't get them when I waited for them to show before putting them into flowering so it's interesting to me and am looking for opinions on why this would happen if sex is predetermined upon fertilization. I don't believe in being able to differentiate seeds by sex, we wouldn't need to buy fem seeds if that were the case beyond the simplicity and number count.
This is kind of interesting as well.
ok yes i see what you are saying
and ive definitely seen the same ,
i guess sexuality is fluid in cannabis is all i can say , haha ,
some have a propensity for this , and others stay firm ,
seems to be a question of the ages , i wish i knew the answer dime ...
oh thats kinda uncanny ,
i have some papaya in which ive been watching carefully
, i planted 3 ,
seeds were from a plant where there was no males to pollinate ,
i kinda expected them to be all the same , of course all female ,
and maybe they will be , but one shows a full female ,
and the other two look like they will get fruit too ,
but also i think male flowers along with it ,
im watching to see the outcome as it interests me too ..
ill report back , oh and ill read that paper to in the meantime ,
thanks man ..
H e d g e
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@Dime
There seems to be two things going on..
Senescence stress or sts induced gender switching will produce fem offspring but plants that switch for other reasons like maturity at induced flowering onset or the ones with whole alternating male and female branches in the absence of stress factors will produce reg seed. In both cases it seems to be part genetic, could be the difference between reversed males and reversed females.
Never taken a male far enough to switch it with stress or senescence.
There seems to be two things going on..
Senescence stress or sts induced gender switching will produce fem offspring but plants that switch for other reasons like maturity at induced flowering onset or the ones with whole alternating male and female branches in the absence of stress factors will produce reg seed. In both cases it seems to be part genetic, could be the difference between reversed males and reversed females.
Never taken a male far enough to switch it with stress or senescence.
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Nature finds a way!
Sativa_Top_Cola
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I just started flowering them out,mind you it's the middle of winter
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Sativa_Top_Cola
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I trimmed them up to get better light ,on another topic bI had a dream I was in the mountains in heaven looking at a wild cannabis field with purple flowers.
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@Sativa_Top_Cola Want you to have success buddy, and it seems like you want to grow.
Sativa_Top_Cola
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Pm me maybe we can trade
