tstick
Well-Known Member
Well, this seems to be par for the course, lately.
I grow in a very limited manner (just for myself) and so I prefer to conserve my limited supply of quality genetics by sprouting only one seed from each strain each run and taking my chances. The last time, all the seeds turned out to be female. This time, the roll of the dice went the other way.
On the bright (or dim) side...I ran the whole veg cycle with my light dimmed well below its potential and also have been using the "Gas Lantern" technique of lighting schedule -in order to use my electricity even more efficiently. So I didn't waste too much on them. I try to learn something new on each grow just to familiarize myself with some of the more modern stuff. Additionally, I did get one female out of the lot and hopefully it will be a great phenotype.
Oh, yeah...I figured since I have some males from good genetics, I might just flower them out, save some pollen and maybe dust a few buds of the remaining female when the time comes and try to get some seeds -again, just to turn these lemons into lemonade!
This is what happens sometimes when you grow regular seeds....But, on the other hand, there's always that chance that you might get something really special that no one else has....which is kinda more fun, in my opinion.
Peace!
I grow in a very limited manner (just for myself) and so I prefer to conserve my limited supply of quality genetics by sprouting only one seed from each strain each run and taking my chances. The last time, all the seeds turned out to be female. This time, the roll of the dice went the other way.
On the bright (or dim) side...I ran the whole veg cycle with my light dimmed well below its potential and also have been using the "Gas Lantern" technique of lighting schedule -in order to use my electricity even more efficiently. So I didn't waste too much on them. I try to learn something new on each grow just to familiarize myself with some of the more modern stuff. Additionally, I did get one female out of the lot and hopefully it will be a great phenotype.
Oh, yeah...I figured since I have some males from good genetics, I might just flower them out, save some pollen and maybe dust a few buds of the remaining female when the time comes and try to get some seeds -again, just to turn these lemons into lemonade!
This is what happens sometimes when you grow regular seeds....But, on the other hand, there's always that chance that you might get something really special that no one else has....which is kinda more fun, in my opinion.
Peace!
