Bad male/female Ratio

[need4weed]

for some reason i can,t upload pics! I collected pollen today and gave my two ladies a bit of a dusting along with with my ssh clone thats been floating around for about 7 years

 

[The Hatter]

for some reason i can,t upload pics! I collected pollen today and gave my two ladies a bit of a dusting along with with my ssh clone thats been floating around for about 7 years

Awesome. It's always cool when somebody decides to make their own seeds. Long live this ancient healing plant and its many, many flavors.

I'm currently trying to figure out how to keep a couple of males for pollination myself. It occurred to me embrassingly late in the project that I couldn't just leave the males outside since they won't start flowering naturally until long after my females have finished. Maybe I will just leave them out there all summer anyway so I can collect the pollen for another time.

 

[oldbootz]

foliar feeding with kelp extract every 3 days seems to get me 90-100% females

 

[whiteberrieS]

I think from now on i will stick to fem seeds!!! with a ratio of 2 females to 10 males within the standard nepal jam seeds.

I have never really gone down the female seeds route as i like to cross breed strains for a hobby and also produce seeds so i can hold onto strains for the future

Oh well luck of the draw i guess

f2 the good one to find the seed pic...

 

[gh0stm0de]

really interesting wiki quote there. seems like not even the scientists completely agree on the topic.

based off of ONLY my personal experience, and not what other people tell me, I want to say environment factors have NOTHING to do with determination of gender, after 100s of beans popped.. but I guess I can't argue with science.. so, anyone have a link to a conclusive study on the topic to support the claim of environmental contribution to gender determination?