I want to keep my White Widow Extreme genetics going. Do it easy; non-feminized seed. Once I have more seed to play with, then I'll work on a feminized version.
The question is how large/mature should I allow my plants to get before I go 12/12? I think I read on a seed site, and maybe somewhere else, that forcing 12/12 too early on breeding plants will create more hermies.
These two plants, the topped one ID'd as female early. The taller plant with the longer internodes (typical of a male) has not identified, and I suspect is a male.
BTW, both were victims of drought by neglect and their growth was stunted a bit as a result. You can see the scars of their experience in the yellow-edged lower leaves. They both appear to have recovered.
Any insights?


The question is how large/mature should I allow my plants to get before I go 12/12? I think I read on a seed site, and maybe somewhere else, that forcing 12/12 too early on breeding plants will create more hermies.
These two plants, the topped one ID'd as female early. The taller plant with the longer internodes (typical of a male) has not identified, and I suspect is a male.
BTW, both were victims of drought by neglect and their growth was stunted a bit as a result. You can see the scars of their experience in the yellow-edged lower leaves. They both appear to have recovered.
Any insights?
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