ApexseasOG
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Hey everyone, hope everyone is staying healthy. So say you have some really strong bud that smells amazing, super frosty, has great structure and is compact but has a few seeds in it. Say out of an oz you find around 25-30 seeds. I realize that without knowing it's parents it would be tough to make a proper assessment of the situation so let's say that this was grown indoors and it's a hybrid of some sorts. So taking all this into account; a few questions.
1. Is there any way to tell if these seeds were produced from stress or pollinated from a male plant?
2. If these were stress induced or "selfed" would these seeds be female?
3. Are these selfed seeds considered "S1"?
4. If the conditions that caused its mother to stress are corrected in the S1 during its growth; would these be stable enough to cross with another strain?
5. Is it true that S1 seeds can, in some cases, turn out "better" than their mother if the conditions that caused the mother to herm are corrected?
Any info and experiences will be appreciated.
1. Is there any way to tell if these seeds were produced from stress or pollinated from a male plant?
2. If these were stress induced or "selfed" would these seeds be female?
3. Are these selfed seeds considered "S1"?
4. If the conditions that caused its mother to stress are corrected in the S1 during its growth; would these be stable enough to cross with another strain?
5. Is it true that S1 seeds can, in some cases, turn out "better" than their mother if the conditions that caused the mother to herm are corrected?
Any info and experiences will be appreciated.