SCARHOLE
Well-Known Member
Sorry if this seems stupid but idk how environmental factors can change something like sex.i guess when i think of sex of axplant i consider it predetermined by genetic material not its environment. I have heard before that seeds germ'd at higher temps have higher percentage of males. Obviously you get a herm every now and then but for the most part it is one or thecother with a lil heavier on the female side. So if someone could help me understand how environment determines sex or just link me to a solid research paper on the topic would def be rep worthy.
Side note, kinda more of a breeder question but since i just thought of it ill ask here too. Anyone ever seen a male turn herm to produce buds? Like i said more of a breeder question since not all of us have a vast experience with growing out male plants... food for thought i guess lol
keep it green guys
There are many papers on environent ,hormone an genetic sex determination in hemp.
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=hemp+++"sex+determination"+ethylene&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5
(Most of them reference Mohan Rams work also.)
I'm always reading them, but some are hard to follow.
I read UV treatment of pollen also increased fem rates?
wish they would have given details...
Nevil wrote of reversing males to get flowers @ mr nice seed forums.
He would sample the male for desired traits, when selecting males.
He said he would "go get a bottle of reverse"?
not sure exactly how or what he used..