Hermit
Well I harvested my jock horror and cotton candy kush this morning. The jock horror was the one that I was using colidal silver on to produce pollen. I cut the colas off that I had been treating to with colidal silver and bagged them and I knew that there were some very strange issues with the other class but I figured it was probably because of the plant producing pollen on the two colas I had been treating. When I harvested I realized that the whole plant had open pollen sacks on it. All the buds were very under sized and the calyx were super swollen which I am guessing are full of seeds (I guess) . Basically I want to know if these are seeds are they hermie seeds? I will post a picture in just a minute. Thanks to all who reply!
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Hey my brother, what I can tell you from my own experience thus far, if your looking to create an s1 you should start off with regs, select your queen, clone then hit that momma with da cs.
If your csing a plant that was from a feminized seed, this type of shit is gonna happen. And your seeds will probably have more of a chance on turning on ya.
I say if ya wanna create a good fem sex start with da regs hommie!
If I'm gonna pop a feminized seed it's not gonna be one I bought but one I create.
Just my look on things.
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Hey brother thanks for your reply! As I was doing this grow I started to realize that I was spending a lot of time trying to produce seeds that I really will never have time to grow. I guess it was a knee jerk reaction to nirvana jacking up there prices. The reality is I get enough weed for me and my wife plus the few friends we give away to with only 6 seeds a year. I probably have enough seeds stored up for many years to come. I think I am going to leave the breeding up to the pros who have bigger setups and do what I do best. Scrog the shit out of one plant at a time. I always appreciate your time and help!
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And SCROG the SHIT out of a plant you can do Sir!!! Thank you and Pipes for putting up good posts for the other to learn from!
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ok so I read this on another site but it has great info in it. Well genetics explained from a simpler point I guess. There are some holes but it does explain a few things. All rights to the original posters, for entertainment purposes only 😄
Thread 'To fat to fly, Finnish Frost seeds' https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/to-fat-to-fly-finnish-frost-seeds.137854/
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congratulations on your harvest. good to hear from you again. anyone can slap some collodial silver and get a lifetime supply of seeds but i agree. I believe breeding is for someone with alot of room and alot of time to stabilize a strain.
Peace
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Hermis that live alone like Hermits can go F themselves. Sorry I couldnt pass that up
If all the buds have pollen sacks then you either over sprayed, fan on, or they hermied. Other than the nodes I have sprayed, and by sprayed I mean soaked, had pollen sacks, I dont think a droplet here or there will cause a node to make flowers so I think that one was destine to hermi eventually regardless. Unless you have a whole lot of space to grow I would toss the 2 buds you intended to make pollen and smoke the rest but I wouldnt bother growing the seeds or using the pollen. From the few times I have done this I can say it is way to stressful for me to try and make seeds and grow sensimilla in the same area/tent.
The one time I found seeds in buds I didnt intend to make seeds they were all duds, nature has a way of weeding out the weak genes or making them into autoflowers,
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Based on what i read man, you said the other colas you didn't sprayed also had issues. I can tell you the CS did not cause them to be that way unless it actually hit them too, so the seeds that you have will be more susceptible to what ever did cause that to happen unless you find the issue and fix it.
but i wouldn't toss them just yet cause most issues caused indoors are not present outside so they very much could do well in an outdoor environment.
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