Stress leading to Hermaphrodite plants

Can light cycle "fuckery" early on in veg stage lead to hermaphrodites. I have some small but established clones going 16 hours of light under t5's. There is light seepage during lights out. I am planning to put them in a sealed grow tent in approx 2 weeks, where they will stay in veg for another 3+ weeks after. Am I increasing the chance of hermies when I eventually flip the switch to 12 and 12?
Thanks

Nope your fine, not guranteed to gets herms from stress, natures a bitch like that

Has LGBT changed mother nature to some all encompasing gender yet or am i allright to still assume she is still femal and a bitch?

Pattie7777 said:

Can light cycle "fuckery" early on in veg stage lead to hermaphrodites.

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TBH I believe that light fuckery in the veg phase can actually make the plants a little more tolerant to light fuckery in flower. No proof or studies on it but it's my gut feeling based on 30 years of growing.

A herm is a herm, nothing to do with stress. I thought I had learned my lesson and flowered a plant out for a close friend. His plant/tranny cost me $20,000 Never ever again. In the early years when Cannabis was discovered it was a hermaphrodite genus. Wasn't until 7000bc that the first true female was found. A mummy of a Buddist Monk was found with seedless bud in a leather pouch He was dated @ 6000 bc they found him in a tomb. So eradicating hermies is impossible. I used to and still hate the bastards but they will always be.

Thanks for the response and insight. Appreciate it very much!

If some living organism is susceptible to producing something, then its simply a genetic trait, nothing more, nothing less. Which also means that the possibility of a female plant reproducing hermies could be easily eliminated if the breeder doesn't use a female plant in their breeding program that sadly carries that trait!

piratebug said:

If some living organism is susceptible to producing something, then its simply a genetic trait, nothing more, nothing less. Which also means that the possibility of a female plant reproducing hermies could be easily eliminated if the breeder doesn't use a female plant in their breeding program that sadly carries that trait!

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Genetics is vastly more complex than your suggesting