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yea no gay marriage.

so new jersey is that where the good stuff comes from, no, i didnt think so.

whats funny is that only one person in this thread could actually answer the original question and everyone else seemed to be taking a stab in the dark or so it seem through arogance and lack of proper communication.

i'm afraid that i do (in some guys ...) yuk!

the hemp goddess makes a good point. i would say the difference is like apples to oranges, mega spores to micro spores, seeds maybe if your lucky.

dman, it was not my wish to create static, but he stated it and u should stay out of it, know what i mean. by the way, is that a guy in the trooper suit, yuk!

hey hamster, ever hear of the mango, an Amsterdam cannabis cup winner?

thanks to all except that hamster fool.

so where did u say u were from hick?

thank you Gartner, that was well put. know i fully understand that the chromosomes will shift and i do believe that means the genes change even in a cutting, but only when you change the mother plant along with this polymorphism. im still hoping that i can keep the seeds in a state of dormancy...

so, if i select a parent with both male and female sex, every cutting with be male and female? or because the genes are the same as the original mother plant(only female sex,but carrying the ability to herm) will the plant once again be able to grow only female flowers unless environmentally...

"Marijuana Garden Saver", 2008 Quick Trading Company Oakland Ca.(J.C.Stitch p.116) "Clones from plants grown indoors may exhibit hermaphrodite tendencies as part of an intergenerational non-genetic, but chromosomal, adaptation process." scientific observation...not just an opinion, and i'm just...

well i guess i'll hit the bong and then the books because stoners are good at smoking weed and scientist at science.

hamster, the strain i have has always been capable of herming out, but with proper technique it was not a problem. the reason i said genetics vs chomosomes is because genetically they were all female and still are, but when male flowers started to grow and pollenated my feminized strains all...

thanks for the good advise everyone and i agree completely but am still a little unsure as to whether or not i was screwed already or there was or is a chance to nip this problem in the bud.

woody, that is what happened, and now i need to know some fact about plants in order to make a correct decision here. money is an issue as well as new clones, so can this be done or is it a scientific anomolly.

so pollen and hormones keep the hermie generation alive, but without going to the next generation (of seedlings) does the female genetics override the hormones in the plant or does the charactoristics of having seeds continue to the next line of clones regardless of the original genetic makeup...

no buds, all seed, certainly male. there is only one sex visible so, male!

have you seen this problem before oz, because i am trying to veg some of theses cuttings and it would save me some time to know the real deal. i dont want to go buy new clones, so i am trying to keep my strains alive, am i wasting my time or can it be done. i have bubba and o.g kush, and also...

the strain hermy, but unless stressed there is no seeds, great pot, the bubba kush, but i want to know is if there is any way to keep the strain alive without seeing seeds.