not all, there's absolutely zero proof that seeded bud is any less potent than sensi, and in fact, some old heads think the opposite to be true, that some how by being seeded, a plant goes through a complete life cycle, and some how in the process it can increase potency.. i've personally never grown a sensi crop next to a seeded crop of the same strain to have a definitive answer.
chances are your plant threw a few male flowers early on, then stopped. if you look carefully, i'll bet you can find the remains of male flowers somewhere between a bud and a stem.
Just to clarify, he is saying your plant went "hermie" or turned into a hermaphrodite, and pollinated itself. Seeds from that would be either female or hermie, but there are two camps (as always) on if it's smart to grow those seeds.
Thanks for clarification on that.
Im not too versed on genetics. I just had seeds from my last grow so I've looked into it a bit. But I also had a male in that tent too. It hadn't opened yet, but I'm pretty sure the two rubbed shoulders too much and pollinated normally. But some people use colloidal silver for feminized seeds, and some use female plants that pollinate themselves (hermies). But if that hermie plant went hermie, that means its youngin's can too, so it's not looked at as a stable strain. I could be off on that, but from my research, that is what I have gathered over the past few days. In other words, ou can grow them, get all females, but you gotta look at every bud every day and cull the herms.
I smoke seeded weed almost exclusively... Hasn't harshed my chill in decades...
That's why it hermied.
I grow out a few in winter when I don't have to look after them outdoors, some years.
Any one reason specifically more than the others ya think?
