J jollytime Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2009 #1 This female was grown with two other females, no other male around, buded good but has seeds lots of them. how can a plant self seed? Attachments DSC01015.jpg 87.6 KB Views: 33 DSC01016.jpg 73.7 KB Views: 24 DSC01017.jpg 110.1 KB Views: 20 DSC01018.jpg 101.5 KB Views: 15
This female was grown with two other females, no other male around, buded good but has seeds lots of them. how can a plant self seed?
G growone Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2009 #2 one of them hermied, probably a few roosters popped up in a hidden corner
F fdd2blk Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2009 #3 must be some of that killer feminized we keep hearing about.
LUDACRIS New Member Sep 13, 2009 #4 because of the seeds genetics they must have come from a hermie plant. hermie seeds = herime plants. the genetics are passed on just like. male (seeds) = males. and female (seeds) = females hope that helps. LUDACRIS.
because of the seeds genetics they must have come from a hermie plant. hermie seeds = herime plants. the genetics are passed on just like. male (seeds) = males. and female (seeds) = females hope that helps. LUDACRIS.
LUDACRIS New Member Sep 13, 2009 #5 fdd2blk said: must be some of that killer feminized we keep hearing about. Click to expand... sure is mate. i just keep working on it. CHRIS.
fdd2blk said: must be some of that killer feminized we keep hearing about. Click to expand... sure is mate. i just keep working on it. CHRIS.
