Janis Joplin
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I have never seen this before. What I thought to be all female buds, turns out to have seeds (not many). It was a female with no problems. White Widow from Nirvana.
DocLeaf said:this is a natural trigger bought about by stress... a 'survival mechanism'
as the female reaches pubescense her role is to produce seed so that her off-spring might survive to face the following season. if/when the female plant is starved of male pollen she doubles or triples in size and scent so as to attract available pollen by wind and insect.
if/when the female plant reaches a stage of maturity whereby she isn't likely to capture pollen from a sociable male, then she produces her own male parts, so as to ensure that her lineage survives to face another day in the form of seed.
this 'mechanism' is far more evident in sinsemilla crops than amid wild populations; which by nature contain a ratio of males.
hence the odd seed is often quite normal in longer flowering species, and can/should not be considered hermaphrodites in the purest sense.
the seed produced under this pressure will be 99% female with hermaphroditic tendencies displayed in flower.
peace n bloom
DocLeaf
groer said:My Nirvana WW went hermie too, I haven't had much luck with Nirvana except I did get one decent Ice plant from them.