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Seeds in flowering

Gingerbeard

Gingerbeard

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I'm still a little dumb on this. One plant is getting seeds with about 4 weeks to go in flowering. The other looks fine. Will the seedy one influence the other and should be removed? Or let it ride?
 
There has to be some pollen coming from somewhere. Your seeded plant has probably turned hermaphrodite, start searching for nanners. If they are in close proximity and have a fan on them, you might end up with seeds on all of your plants.
 
The good news is no nanners.
The bad news is everyone has seeds.
I'm reeeeeal torn about pulling these. I understand there could be some good bit of smoke even with seeds. I planned on harvesting by the end of January. Those four months would put me somewhere around half way through vegging one of the autos I ordered last month. That's exciting to me.
I've considered taking a pin and disrupting the seeds before maturing. Poking holes and such in seeds to limit what I can.
It could be cool days and warm nights were the culprit.
 
Geez. The emotions I went through last night because of the seeds were disheartening. Not accepting, until this morning, I'm growing seeds. What if the others go seedy? Pull them? Seeds are not part of my game plan.
I won't pull them, on your advice, SoOrbudgal . If the bud isn't decent, I'm going to start talking about cats, again. (insert appropriate emoticon here) And you'll owe me bud.
 
It's me Alltatup who made the suggestion. I had an early grow hermie and produce seeds, but most of the seeds were underdeveloped and the buds were nicely developed. Hopefully the seeds will be minimal in the same way!!
 
No problem with the mixup but as alltatup says I would not pull it ride them out. I've had immature seedy weedy on several outdoor grows. But in the future best to wipe that tent down before next run.;)
 
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OCD time.
I've bragged about how many bagseeds I've paper toweled and the number of males (1), hermies (2), and (3) that didn't sprout. The number order is just a coincidence. This time, all three are sporting seeds.
Only a couple things I can think different between this and other grows. One being the cool days and warm nights I mentioned. The other is the seeds were planted to soil, not germinated on towel with H2O and H2O2.
 
Idk... I've gotten 5 females & 2 not sure but possibly males sewing my seeds straight to dirt.
 
JDU The old head I got my BS's from plants maybe a dozen each, one gallon pots and get thinned as they grow. He goes straight to Miracle-Grow. No nutes. He winds up thinning several males. I've only once smoked his bud that didn't have a few seeds. It's good bud, but seedy.
It's going to be half a year yet, before I get back to the space in my tent and direct sun to experiment with this towel/soil thing. Take the reign for me, ol' buddy. Whip out your bagseed and get growing. Thanks for doing that my brother from another gene pool.
 
When I was young we couldn't buy a bag without seeds. Sometimes more seeds than weed lmao. IThe good ole days. Who would've believed I'd someday complain about it!!! My next 2 in line are feminized so you'll probably have room before I do but I'll see if I can find a bunch of regulars. We'll run a mass scale experiment & once & for all prove one way or another if it's 50/50 ish or if you can influence sex. 🤠
 
If you are growing bag seed you can influence the sex of the plant by changing a few things I would write them down now but I need to reread the section to be sure I'm correct if you want to know the method let me know
 
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