Just a thought on preventing herms

T macc · Oct 13, 2020

Macncheesehaze said:
Your

right, it’d be realllllly hard to tell if it made a difference unless you had hermie clones which no one would ever want to do lol.

Didn't even think of that lol

Macncheesehaze · Oct 13, 2020

T macc said:
Didn't even think of that lol

Lmaoooooo

Macncheesehaze · Oct 13, 2020

I guess I’ll have to try it out next season. Pollenate some lower branches my self and hope that’s enough to get them through the stress. It’s worth a shot. I’d rather have a couple of buds with viable seeds over 35 plants getting seeded by a herm to break my heart

conor c · Oct 15, 2020

Macncheesehaze said:
I guess I’ll have to try it out next season. Pollenate some lower branches my self and hope that’s enough to get them through the stress. It’s worth a shot. I’d rather have a couple of buds with viable seeds over 35 plants getting seeded by a herm to break my heart

Someone tried that here or on one of the other forums being already pollinated didnt stop em herming unfortunately

@Macncheesehaze if u got alot of seeds id pop alot stress test em n keep any that dont herm if you can keep cuts

Macncheesehaze · Oct 15, 2020

I’m starting a breeding project to do just that. Just waiting for another light to get here.

conor c · Oct 19, 2020

Macncheesehaze said:
I’m starting a breeding project to do just that. Just waiting for another light to get here.

Nice mate well good luck :bigjoint:

conor c · Oct 19, 2020

T macc said:
Nanners will still show up. I had fully pollenated a Copper Chem earlier this year, and still got nanners on a few buds. In theory, this makes a bit of sense, but doesn't translate to reality

Yeah sadly true pollinating em wont stop hermie genes in reality

Just a thought on preventing herms

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