This deserves repeating. Keep in mind, cannabis is genetically hermie. Given enough stress, she'll strip that skirt off and let some male bits hang out. The more selective breeding is done for 'stable' parents, the more difficult this becomes for the next generation. This does not make it a genetic impossibility.And if you still get herms no matter how good the breeder then check yourself and grow it right. Poor conditions cause hermaphroditism as often as bad breeding I would guess..
This deserves repeating. Keep in mind, cannabis is genetically hermie. Given enough stress, she'll strip that skirt off and let some male bits hang out. The more selective breeding is done for 'stable' parents, the more difficult this becomes for the next generation. This does not make it a genetic impossibility.
Considering how many stressors will turn cannabis, I'd be very surprised if *every* breeder was culling hermies resulting from *every* type of stressor yet. Does anyone even know this yet? Completely possible for someone to breed a strain for several generations and never see a hermie, yet many other (more stressful method) growers do. This is why I repeatedly urge stress testing when femming.
The fact that you did not get any seeds or didn't see any banana does not mean your plant is not a hermie. A plant with no issue will have white pistils untill the last 2-3 weeks of flower where they will start turning brown. All my feminised plant pistils started turning brown half way through flowering. Some of them had seeds while others didn't. The fact that pistils are turning brown early will diminish harvest and maybe affect potency (not sure about that one). SO if YOU think your feminised seeds have no issue think again. Look at the pistils halfway through flower and then try regular seeds and you WILL notice that pistils only start turning color near the end of flower.
The fact that you did not get any seeds or didn't see any banana does not mean your plant is not a hermie. A plant with no issue will have white pistils untill the last 2-3 weeks of flower where they will start turning brown. All my feminised plant pistils started turning brown half way through flowering. Some of them had seeds while others didn't. The fact that pistils are turning brown early will diminish harvest and maybe affect potency (not sure about that one). SO if YOU think your feminised seeds have no issue think again. Look at the pistils halfway through flower and then try regular seeds and you WILL notice that pistils only start turning color near the end of flower.