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Shitil

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Is it possible for a female plant to be fertilized by several male plants? And the seeds produced by that female plant are from different species? I planted four seeds from a female plant, some have 9 leaves, some have 7 leaves, and they are completely different in appearance, if they are from a female plant.
 
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Howdy Shitil, yes, it is possible for the individual female buds to be pollinated by different male plants. If the different 'species' that you refer to are all in the Cannabis Satavia family. Other 'air' pollenated plants, like corn etc., are not going to pollinate a cannabis plant.
 
Howdy Shitil, yes, it is possible for the individual female buds to be pollinated by different male plants. If the different 'species' that you refer to are all in the Cannabis Satavia family. Other 'air' pollenated plants, like corn etc., are not going to pollinate a cannabis plant.
Hello . ,The species meant were indica and sativa.
in my country, most of the seeds are pure indica. Of course, there are sativa seeds, but they are not pure. I meant the race or species of the same indica or sativa. To have a seed bank, I allowed the males to pollinate both indica and sativa. Four seeds from one plant. I replanted the female. One seedling is completely similar to sativa and the other three are similar to indica..... so is it possible that the seeds produced by the same female are not alike, one is sativa and the other is indica?
 
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OMG it's a cross of the two plants unless you isolate in a sealed enviornment you will get both. Breeding in the wild is unpredictable.
 
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