What method to stress a plant to produce seeds (without the use of Colloidial silver)

sunni · Dec 3, 2015

Labs Dexter said:
Okay thanks I wasn't trying anything, just asking
Thanks

you still didnt give me the correct title to do it for you
what do you want

i didnt mean "what do you want" as in a mean old cranky lady saying " what do you want"
I meant it like What do you want THE TITLE to be

Labs Dexter · Dec 3, 2015

Oh sorry I was wondering where I went wrong lmao

I don't know if I spelt it correctly but yeah I'm sick of people not reading the intro and saying why not use c.s lol

I'm sorry for being a pain I would like advice/ideas here for me and maybe others that do not involve c.s.
Please :rolleyes:

What method to stress a plant to produce seeds (without the use of Colloidial silver)

Labs Dexter · Dec 3, 2015

Thank you very much @sunni

SPLFreak808 · Dec 3, 2015

@Labs Dexter pretty much, there is no real way to tell what will and wont hermie naturally. If the offspring came from a hermie mother then chances are much higher but you will still have different pheno's that take more or less. Search for a bag seed and start from there. Who knows, you might even cop a male, chuck the pollen and freeze it. Brush it on your girl of choice. Otherwise its a gamble throwing light leaks at your clones because if they dont throw sacks, it will be a hugggee waste of time.

Labs Dexter · Dec 3, 2015

My reason is if you read carefully you will understand

sunni · Dec 3, 2015

holy guacamole someone woke up on the wrong side of bed

SPLFreak808 · Dec 3, 2015

sunni said:
holy guacamole someone woke up on the wrong side of bed

Did you just delete my peaceful message? Lol

sunni · Dec 3, 2015

SPLFreak808 said:
Did you just delete my peaceful message? Lol

because you quoted a non peaceful message

its too much time and effort on my part to go in an edit, just dont quote those messages and yours wont be deleted

atxlsgun · Dec 3, 2015

http://www.drtsremedies.net/tiresias-mist/

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Labs Dexter · Dec 3, 2015

SPLFreak808 said:
@Labs Dexter pretty much, there is no real way to tell what will and wont hermie naturally. If the offspring came from a hermie mother then chances are much higher but you will still have different pheno's that take more or less. Search for a bag seed and start from there. Who knows, you might even cop a male, chuck the pollen and freeze it. Brush it on your girl of choice. Otherwise its a gamble throwing light leaks at your clones because if they dont throw sacks, it will be a hugggee waste of time.

It will be a lesson worth learning lol.
If I fail I will do the seed sacks and get regular seeds and go that way about it.

I'll keep you posted if you like on how it goes
I currently have I think critical kush from barney's I will know if I am successful with the clone in a few days :bigjoint:

atxlsgun said:
http://www.drtsremedies.net/tiresias-mist/

5280

Thanks allot for that

Labs Dexter · Dec 3, 2015

bryan oconner said:
what about setting your timer . 30 minutes light 30 minutes dark. that plant will herm ! make what you want but they will not be female seeds you have to chemically female them .

Sorry I missed your idea,
I might blow somthing doing that... The plan I have is to pull it out of flowering room and back into it regularly.

The clone is gonna be in a small pot so its easier to move back and forth and not looking to make a big huge bud but grow her well but just stress the living day out of her lol.

Sort of like what me and the kids do to my wife :-D

.

Thanks tho for the idea

tyke1973 · Dec 4, 2015

DesertGrow89 said:
How much longer do you typically need to continue flowering the rest of the plant in order to produce seeds?

2 /3 week after crowing has been at its fullest

bird mcbride · Dec 4, 2015

The reality is there is no way to stress a bonafide female mj plant into producing male parts.
She will however over a period of time produce a seed which will be female, about two seeds on average every five years.

Corso312 · Dec 4, 2015

Heat stress will herm plants, real heat ... Over 110 degrees Fahrenheit

Labs Dexter · Dec 4, 2015

Corso312 said:
Heat stress will herm plants, real heat ... Over 110 degrees Fahrenheit

I like that but my room is cool, I will try light if that don't work after a couple of times then I'll let em over flower and see what happens.
Most probably won't but most probably will :bigjoint:

bizarrojohnson · Dec 4, 2015

Well this has been very educational, and fun to read. I've been looking into this myself. Wanting to make seeds from feminised seeds. LSD and Tutankhamon, apparently regs seeds doesn't exist. I'm definitely gonna go with the collidial silver. Seems to be the most effective method. But it's good to know there are other options as well.

Labs Dexter · Dec 4, 2015

bizarrojohnson said:
Well this has been very educational, and fun to read. I've been looking into this myself. Wanting to make seeds from feminised seeds. LSD and Tutankhamon, apparently regs seeds doesn't exist. I'm definitely gonna go with the collidial silver. Seems to be the most effective method. But it's good to know there are other options as well.

I'm glad it helped you mate thats was the point of this...

plenty of growers here with different skills so I thaut it would be good for me and others.
Thanks :bigjoint:

for good comment

Labs Dexter · Dec 4, 2015

sunni said:
holy guacamole someone woke up on the wrong side of bed

Thanks again sunni

Enigmatic Ways · Dec 4, 2015

@Labs Dexter...Why do you want to make seeds if your able to clone?

Labs Dexter · Dec 4, 2015

Enigmatic Ways said:
@Labs Dexter...Why do you want to make seeds if your able to clone?

I prefer growing from seed lmao more love put into it :bigjoint:

And here it's illegal to grow so clones will out my plants count up but one seed at a time is no biggy. Less plants more likely a slap on the wrist

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