How well do grow tents protect your plants from light leaks ?

Boatguy

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I don’t sell, so not an issue for me. I guess if you’re selling and have weak genetics I would worry as well. I never said light leaks can’t hurt, I said most people make a far bigger deal about it than necessary. If you’re a commercial operation you don’t grow in a tent to start, if your black market and your customers care about a few seeds whatever. If your bud is riddled with seeds your problem is not a light leak.
Blaming the tent pinholes is just an easy cop out for folks that stressed their plants, use questionable genetics, or just not paying attention. Even when i have found seeds on my indoor there have been very few. It takes total negligence to wind up with a fully seeded plant or tent
Some folks go as far as to blame a .2watt led indicator for their herms
 
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BongerChonger

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Seriously....what amount of stress is going to trigger male flowers to grow on a female plant?
I know "they" say it does.
BUT
I can't say the same from my own experience. Quite the contrary, actually.
Revegging due to light leaks, sure, been there.

If a plant herms, it's genetics, period.
The ability in the plant is there, it's a herm.
That's not to say the seeds it came from are bad, at all.

Far as I know, currently, the only way to distinguish a female cannabis plant from a hermaphrodite one, is through the expression of it's flowers.
Environment or "stress" may trigger a certain flower response.
Same reason for stress testing.
There are female plants that'll never herm, whatever the stress or environment, so what about them?

And, before someone says "Rhodelization" I suggest considering what distinguishes a female plant from a hermaphrodite or male plant in the first place.
 
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