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I have a question that I hope you folks can help me with . I grew plants from a feminized seed and two plants were stressed and produced seeds if I use these seeds are they female as well ?
If your plant was fertilized by its own pollen then there should be no male DNA in it, thus producing feminized seeds. From what I have read there is a chance that hermie seeds have a genetic tendency to produce hermie offspring. Because sometimes seeds tend to show recessive traits there is always a chance of having a few male seeds.
Good chance the seeds will be just like the plant they came from - happened to me once - stressed out a Purple Stilton autoflower and after drying and curing the very first bud I cut into produced about 25 seeds. I thinking - shit are all the buds gonna be loaded with seeds? Nope- just the first one - what are the odds of finding the only bud with seeds first? Kept about 20 of the most viable looking seeds and have about 10 left - they have all grown into feminized Purpke Stilton autoflowers.
Thanks you all for your help , it was what I had thought . There should be no male chromosomes in that plant so they should be almost all female seeds.
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