What is your biggest question about growing cannabis?

[Zativa]

For lack of any better ideas, that's what I'm considering right now. It's about to get very hot here for a couple months, but perhaps I can keep a few small LEDs running at night and do an 'open pollination' grow of just 3-4 plants. Sativas are native to hot regions of the world, and many of them are happy with just a few weeks of 'veg' light time before going to 12/12. Two or three plants could provide a LOT of seeds....

[Newf]

Could you grow a few plants enough to produce even more seeds, then just grow them when you want. Seeds last a long time if kept well. Then every few years if you are running low, grow a few for the purpose of making more seeds again.

[Newf]

I'm sure Nebula can answer better than I can but you should be able to pollinate a plant grown from feminized seeds just like any other. The plant that produced the feminized seed is forced into being a hermie chemically as opposed to having a genetic trait that allows it to hermie naturally or under stress. Naturally occurring hermies will produce seeds/offspring that are more likely to hermie because they contain that genetic trait. Chemically induced hermies produce normal female seeds/offspring with no more tendency to hermie naturally than any other seed.

[Zativa]

My interest is heirloom strains.Varieties like Lambsbread which have been around literally for decades, centuries or millennia.If I acquire seeds for one of these, how do I keep a pure strain going to make seeds for future years?Can’t really use clones since it gets too hot here for a few months each year to run lights. Open pollination indoors would limit me to a single strain grow to keep them from crossing with anything else, but it works in theory.Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[bestsymbiote]

nebula is it ok to pollinate a feminized female with male pollin or will it produce hermie's? just wondering