localhero
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Just thought id jump in here, really i dont know why. cant sleep.
I grew out some hindu kush feminized seeds and was almost fucked because one was a male. when u get unfemmed seeds, youre on the lookout for the males. so that false sense of security had my guard down. i mean its not like a male is gonna hide in plain site for long lol i guess it just got my hopes up since he was my favorite of the 10 seeds, so much bigger and more vigorous. i dont have a clue as to who the breeder was so that ofcourse plays a role.
i dont see why feminized seeds tho in general are the end of the world. in fact my first uneducated and conspiracy theorized impression of them was that breeders were trying to keep people from using males to start their own breeding projects. also i dont know why but i was thinking femd meant stable lol like clones of the mom. and out of the remaining 9 femd seeds from the hindu, they all had their differences.
the only common sense anti femme argument ive heard is from using light stress to produce hermies. meaning youll get a plant that could be more prone to herm under stress. but thats all in selection from the start, using a hermie prone plant so why wouldnt hermy traits get passed?
conclusion: just because its femmed doesnt mean you shouldnt be on the lookout for males. i can imagine how bummed id have been if i was a guerrilla grower who just chucked young plants into a field and could only visit every so often.
and the question: i wonder what the genetics of the male from femmed seeds was like. would it be the same as any male? just wondering if there is anything interesting going on with the .001% male. has anyone bred with this uberman, the one who had the courage to be the bull in a field of cows, the rarest of the rare?
I grew out some hindu kush feminized seeds and was almost fucked because one was a male. when u get unfemmed seeds, youre on the lookout for the males. so that false sense of security had my guard down. i mean its not like a male is gonna hide in plain site for long lol i guess it just got my hopes up since he was my favorite of the 10 seeds, so much bigger and more vigorous. i dont have a clue as to who the breeder was so that ofcourse plays a role.
i dont see why feminized seeds tho in general are the end of the world. in fact my first uneducated and conspiracy theorized impression of them was that breeders were trying to keep people from using males to start their own breeding projects. also i dont know why but i was thinking femd meant stable lol like clones of the mom. and out of the remaining 9 femd seeds from the hindu, they all had their differences.
the only common sense anti femme argument ive heard is from using light stress to produce hermies. meaning youll get a plant that could be more prone to herm under stress. but thats all in selection from the start, using a hermie prone plant so why wouldnt hermy traits get passed?
conclusion: just because its femmed doesnt mean you shouldnt be on the lookout for males. i can imagine how bummed id have been if i was a guerrilla grower who just chucked young plants into a field and could only visit every so often.
and the question: i wonder what the genetics of the male from femmed seeds was like. would it be the same as any male? just wondering if there is anything interesting going on with the .001% male. has anyone bred with this uberman, the one who had the courage to be the bull in a field of cows, the rarest of the rare?