tokinherper
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if not please share why if you know.
Hamster Lewis said:Brosef we need more info then that...don't hold out on us. What kind of experience do you hve growing?
There are a cpl different ways to breed seeds from female plants and any one of them will keep you off the invite list at Hick's house. It involves making them Hermie.....either through chemicals or stress such as extended flowering times, messing with the light schedule, nutes etc....this is a very hot topic because hermies are despised...lol:holysheep:
tokinherper said:thats why im asking i breed animals for a living but this will be my first time breeding plants. from what i've read so far(which i've just skimmed, i dont even have seeds planted yet) im going to collect the pollen from some select males from non-feminized seeds and apply to desired buds via small paint brush. how do ya'll recomend i do it?
4u2sm0ke said:Good question..My thughts would be yes you can..but where is the male from?..I would think a MAle from a non feminized yes?...And I would also think that it would be no diffrent from regular cropsses...maybe get more females..is that what ya after here????
take care and be safe:bolt::bong:
OGKushman said:hammy i have not seen a forced herm produce a successful seed. I have tried too...a few times
care to point me in that direction of information???
I guess that would be an S2 :doh:The Hemp Goddess said:How exactly do you intend to breed females from feminized seeds? Do you have any experience with breeding?
tokinherper said:but the answer to my original question is yes, right? LOL
or even worse the excessive stress of the process expresses a hermie trait in the future progeny. :banana: hate them nanners. :doh: Even with Gibberellic acid is stressful. Would any of us guys like to get loaded up on Estrogen :shocked:Thailord said:It can have a great effect on the resulting offspring, and in some cases the offsprinmg may not even be viable.
:aok: It's not in the name....it's all in that rare pheno that jumps out at ya. I start as many as I can as well (space limited tho). Weed out runts and mutants, find the best.Thailord said:Personally, I prefer using selections from multiple plants to breed.
Mutt said:or even worse the excessive stress of the process expresses a hermie trait in the future progeny.
Mutt said:It's not in the name....it's all in that rare pheno that jumps out at ya. I start as many as I can as well (space limited tho). Weed out runts and mutants, find the best.
Which also explains why some strains do well in one region and horrible in another and vice versa. The environmental factor.The one fact people often forget is that phenotypes are only 50% dependant on genetics. By breeding with feminised seeds, we are cutting that percentage in half.
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