You may want to take this down. A REAL grower can tell the difference in veg stage. Males grow directly up, thicker stalks, taller and have a straight stalk. Females however grow slower AND have curves regardless the direction of the light source. Next time you drop a pack of regular seeds, drop 4-5. Once they hit week 4-6, you will notice that some of the plants are completely straight, and some are curvy. Throw away the straight ones, flower the curvy ones.
So last time I grew one, pretty sure it was male, no buds. But i did get actual flowers grow on it. Small whitish ones… hope it wasn't female, chucked it out!
They can Herm because the seeds are inbred F1s. If you eventually kept breeding them out past F3 then all the Hermies would disappear. Those F4's will not produce as much yield as a F1 will though. That is why we use F1 seeds mainly. Also because having some Hermies can help save a Strain if the Male & Female Parent Plants no longer exist. I believe that's the case anyway. Someone correct me if I am wrong please, I am always willing to learn more.
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I was under the impression that an all female field will produce infertile seeds. If this is true, and the male plant is necessary to produce fertile seeds in the female buds then eliminating the males will produce a crop that can't be replanted. Seeds would need to be purchased yearly
In the video they said that Feminized seeds do not produce male Plants .I just got a Male plant from seeds that were Feminized…..Then How did this Happen?
This is an interesting video. But just because you purchase feminized seeds does not guarantee a female every time. In fact feminizeds seeds are created by chemical that causes select branches to hermaphrodite and their pollen is used to pollenate other 100% females. This still provides the genetic opportunities to have a full hermaphrodite from sees
To ensure all my seeds were female, I always shocked the flowering plants with a light change sometime around half way through the cycle. Worked every time without fail, and ensured only a few seeds rather than too many.
I’ve purchased feminized seed only to have them become Hermes.
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Hard to learn from a cartoon what a node looks like
I can't Tell the difference. There small not even 6 inches probably. But they're growing spuds or whatever at the stocks
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what crap is this
Seriously dude show actual photos just as the sex starts to show. 👎
You may want to take this down. A REAL grower can tell the difference in veg stage. Males grow directly up, thicker stalks, taller and have a straight stalk. Females however grow slower AND have curves regardless the direction of the light source. Next time you drop a pack of regular seeds, drop 4-5. Once they hit week 4-6, you will notice that some of the plants are completely straight, and some are curvy. Throw away the straight ones, flower the curvy ones.
Does the seed that comes from female plant guarantee to breed female plants?
Didn't even show on a real plant, disappointing.
This guy was wrong about a lot for an expert
So last time I grew one, pretty sure it was male, no buds. But i did get actual flowers grow on it. Small whitish ones… hope it wasn't female, chucked it out!
They can Herm because the seeds are inbred F1s. If you eventually kept breeding them out past F3 then all the Hermies would disappear. Those F4's will not produce as much yield as a F1 will though. That is why we use F1 seeds mainly. Also because having some Hermies can help save a Strain if the Male & Female Parent Plants no longer exist.
I believe that's the case anyway. Someone correct me if I am wrong please, I am always willing to learn more.
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A Nice Video…
I was under the impression that an all female field will produce infertile seeds. If this is true, and the male plant is necessary to produce fertile seeds in the female buds then eliminating the males will produce a crop that can't be replanted. Seeds would need to be purchased yearly
Damn just pulled out 2 plants smh tough they were male but they was hermo
In the video they said that Feminized seeds do not produce male Plants .I just got a Male plant from seeds that were Feminized…..Then How did this Happen?
I keep picking off the male p ollen sacks from the hemo. plant to sslvage buds.
It’s same sex not hermaphrodite
This is an interesting video. But just because you purchase feminized seeds does not guarantee a female every time. In fact feminizeds seeds are created by chemical that causes select branches to hermaphrodite and their pollen is used to pollenate other 100% females. This still provides the genetic opportunities to have a full hermaphrodite from sees
I was disappointed that you didn't use photographs instead of sketches. Collage does the same thing using books with drawings instead of photos.
To ensure all my seeds were female, I always shocked the flowering plants with a light change sometime around half way through the cycle. Worked every time without fail, and ensured only a few seeds rather than too many.