What will this seed do?

[budlover13]

Well, title says it all. Pics a little dark, sorry. The seed was just found while loading a bowl of my remaining WhiteWidow. I LOVE WhiteWidow, almost as much as WhiteRussian. Anyway, the plant was grown from clone, with three other clones. My only idea is maybe a hermie? Regardless, I figure I really have nothing to lose so I took these pics and dropped it into a shotglass of water. Here we go, and hope for the best!

 

[budlover13]

Well, I cast the first vote for becoming a fine mother plant. A guy can always hope!

 

[pitbudz87]

i wuldnt hope too much its a really immature seed give it a go tho i never know what might happen

 

[upthearsenal]

Yeah it looks immature, did you give it a squeeze before you dropped in the water?

I'll be positive though, a fine mother she will be!

 

[Nice Ol Bud]

Wait,
This thread is very weird.
Lol!

NoB

 

[budlover13]

Yes, I gave her(cause I'm thinking positively) a light squeeze and no crack. I was afraid to sqeeze too hard!

 

[Tym]

I vote who cares. lol J/k I hope it's a mother for ya.

 

[pitbudz87]

lol i think im the only one who voted no lol not tryin to be negative it just dosent look like it will work to me but my hats off to ya if ya prove me wrong

 

[Fuzzbutter]

I say it's too immature...but good luck! I would however suggest the paper towel method to germ it...

 

[budlover13]

I say it's too immature...but good luck! I would however suggest the paper towel method to germ it...

Yes, 24-48 hours in a shotglass of water and then straight into a papertowel and rubbermaid to a warm dark place. I'm hoping for the best, but expecting nothing. Wish I could find decent WhiteRussian seeds without paying $200 for 10 seeds.

 

[Kerovan]

with the lighting in the pictures you can't tell if it's immature or not. You also can't go by coloring either. I used to think that size and color of the seed mattered. But the lest several times I have bought seeds from the Attitude they have been the tiniest, palest, sickly looking seeds I have ever seen. Most lighter in color than this one pictured even, some almost white. Yet every one sprouted into fine healthy plants. I no longer judge seeds on color and size since then.

 

[brandon.]

I'm not sure if I'd keep a seed from a herm'd plant as a mother. I hope it works out for you though. It doesn't look too bad, a little pale, but it looks strong (as strong as a seed could look in a picture I guess). Keep us updated.

 

[budlover13]

I'm not sure if I'd keep a seed from a herm'd plant as a mother. I hope it works out for you though. It doesn't look too bad, a little pale, but it looks strong (as strong as a seed could look in a picture I guess). Keep us updated.

I'm torn on whether it's hermy or not. No other signs on the plant when harvested. Kind of wondering about an article I read that said if a female plant reaches maturity and has not been pollinated, she will sometimes produce her own seed, 1 or 2, to try to keep her genetics alive.?

 

[budlover13]

I gave her a gentle sqeeze without a crack before dropping her into the water. I was afraid to sqeeze too hard though.