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Thank you for clarifying, I stand corrected! Now I know for future endeavours.

If someone knows more information about this let me know of any anectodal studies please.

Yes it can make male seeds technically. She could always just pollinate herself aswell. Which has an extremely high rate of being femenized.

I wasn't being rude I was just trying to spread factual information, I'm confused.

Pictures, nutrients used, soil, lights, temperature?

Stressing your plant will not create feminized seeds unfortunately, rodelization is also not stress induced. You can grow a female much past its maturity and rarely it will produce XX chromosome sacs. Which have no Y chromosome, so if/when those sacs pollinate another female, feminized seeds are...

Absolutely, although I don't think they are talking about CST, I think they are refering to hermaphrodites.

If this were the case, nobody would need to buy feminized seeds and everyone would induce stress purposefully.

What nutrients are you using? Is nitrogen toxicity a possibility? I'm still new, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I do not have a nutrient regimen, I think switching to tap water, a bit of calmag foliage feed and making sure in watering correctly will correct this issue. I do like the EWC top soil suggestion aswell. I think all of those combined may show adequate results in my opinion. I'm not saying you...

What makes you suggest overwatering? Also I am giving the suggested dosage for calmag plus foliage dosage from their website, I can't remember from the top of my head but I can update shortly. Also doesn't DWC stand for : Deep Water Culture?

It appeals to me, not sure why. I find it blissful to care for a plant in soil I suppose. I may try out a DWC experiment in the near future if I feel adventurous. I am very happy to let the soil do its own thing and be a passenger who points the plant to its destination, and periodically filling...

You guys have been more then helpful, thank you very much, I will apply several of these methods and tips and I will update when i can see some changes. ☺️

I may have been so scared of overwatering, that I have been letting the soil dry out too much between watering, this is usually when I water.

I appreciate the help, my scrog net will be going up very soon I will purchase a random soil moisture meter, but i I will also try my best at detecting the moisture levels of my soil via finger because I cannot weigh,. when I stick my finger in the soil several inches down. Should the soil be...

I still can't get down the watering, I feel as if I over water or under water. I wait until it's dry on the top but then I can't judge if the soil is moist like, or wet or just right. I am going to go buy a soil hygrometer to check for moisture today, so I can make sure it isn't over or...

Currently, 3 large ladies perky but droopy as well. All the 1 gallon ladies have stood up and have clearly taken in some nitrogen aswell possibly from the calmag plus foliage feed from prior.

I will be going organic, giving compost/fungal teas etc. Will the nitrogen in the calmag plus be a problem? Will I be okay to foliage feed calmag possible everyday? Or should I try to give them in the next water feeding. Also I am using city tap water, it's not very hard, I think 250ppm around...

Anyone?

Few hours ago I foliate sprayed with some calmag, and Fed some Humboldts secret golden tree hoping that this is caused from not having micronutrients in the water, I used half tap half distilled as well. I hope I didn't jump to a conclusion too soon, feels like I've ran out of options at this point.