WildWoodFlower
Active Member
Greets everyone... I have a question for the breeders. I made some feminized NL seeds buy using a female clone taken from the mother of a regular NL that ended up being female and used that hormone spray on it to develop a branch on her with male flowers and let it self pollinate itself. Now I recently popped a regular non-fem " Headband " bean and it ended up being male. So I am planning on collecting the pollen from this HB male to use hopefully on one of my other regular HB beans that hopefully end up female in the future. But since I have the feminized NL growing I was wondering what the outcome would be if I hit the feminized NL with the true male pollen from the HB... Would this put the male genetics back into the crosses offspring? I am assuming since it will be crossed with a true male that some of the offspring may end up being male instead of all feminized after the cross? .. Thanks in advance for any info