A friend gave me some glass curing jars that were previously used. In the bottom, besides some remnants were a few dozen seeds. If I were to germinate these and grow them, would I be growing the exact same strain that created these seeds?
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Stands to reason but you don't know that for a fact unless you ask the one who gave them to you. -
Hey, Eyes.
Free seeds are great! The main question is what genetics you have. The answer is maybe.
Sure, the seeds are likely 50% of the strain previously in the jar, but
consider. . .
- What are the genetics of the pollen donor?
Same hermie plant? Probably the same strain. Or, maybe your friend purposefully made the seeds - good to grow.
Another strain in the grow? This results in a new hybrid.
Wild, air blown pollen from an unknown source? Worst of all possibilities - 50% male seeds, unknown THC content, unknown yield. So, why bother?
Ask your friend about the seeds.
A bit more info is good. Or, why worry? Grow some out and see what you get.
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Turns out they were from a batch of CBD.Comment
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