will they and should i......

can someone answer this question for me, Will a hemi plant pollenate my females. i have two from two diffrenant strains that have been growin only bud for the last month but tonight i checked in on the babies and two of them seem to be growing seeds.
she he's nuts lol
and this ones nuts.
i moved the hermies into the corners and dropped my light down to about 5 inches from my girls..

not sure how this is going to work. learning lesson i guess...

ok so is there anyoone out there that can tell me the answer to my question..... no one has posted in the poll so do i assume noone knows the answer. i know one of you badass growers know the answer and im waiting for someone to give me some advise before i remove them from my flower box because i am down for a 3 strain cross of some killer cronic..

Your hermies will polinate your GDP, but as for the quality of the resulting seeds.. who knows. If you want to sacrifice your crop for questionable seeds, then go for it. I wouldn't though. A high percentage of hermed seeds will carry herm genetic traits. IMO if you want cross breed, the healthier way would be to polinate with males.

hollywood420 said:

ok so is there anyoone out there that can tell me the answer to my question..... no one has posted in the poll so do i assume noone knows the answer. i know one of you badass growers know the answer and im waiting for someone to give me some advise before i remove them from my flower box because i am down for a 3 strain cross of some killer cronic..

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If you want seeds, then let them breed. I'd suggest separating them and pollinating some of the lower bud sites by hand. This will give you seedless tops and your 3-way cross. As far as them passing on hermie traits, yes, some of the the seeds produced may be hemies, but the rest will be female, this is how you get "feminized" seeds.

are you noticing that the plant is "growing seeds" or are balls(pollen sacks) forming?

i would chop the male parts off and hope for the best but if your interested in the quality of your bud this time around, its probably best to chop those hermis

KaleoXxX said:

are you noticing that the plant is "growing seeds" or are balls(pollen sacks) forming?

i would chop the male parts off and hope for the best but if your interested in the quality of your bud this time around, its probably best to chop those hermis

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yes they are growing seed i snipped a couple of them off and there not sacks. only the two of them seem to be growing seeds. my gdp dont seem to be affected. i pulled one of them this morning because the seed count quaddrupled over night. the other one doesnt seem to be getting more seed the ones that i see are only growing bigger. thanks for you input

hellbelly said:

If you want seeds, then let them breed. I'd suggest separating them and pollinating some of the lower bud sites by hand. This will give you seedless tops and your 3-way cross. As far as them passing on hermie traits, yes, some of the the seeds produced may be hemies, but the rest will be female, this is how you get "feminized" seeds.

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VERY NICE INFO!!! Hey thanks for the reply and advise. i ended up pulling one of the hermies this morning because the seed count quaddurpled over night. i will finish the other one with my gdp and take my chance's because it is such a beautiful thick healthy looking girl.(pic 1)

well i pulled them. decided i want the seedless gdp..