SirLancelot
Active Member
Ok so I was late into flowering about 9/10wks. I had 3 femanized seeds, LA confidential, Blue Widow, and WHite Siberian. I noticed that my growth had stopped for a few weeks and then later noticed my light timer was screwing up... What I was seeing was on my buds was wierd sweeling inside the nugs with new white hairs, when I dug deeper I was pulling out a seed or two. So I harvested...
When I harvest and was trimming I noticed my blue widow had lil nanners (only like 3-4 towards the bottom)near the pistols, but my other two the LA and the white siberian didn't have any from what I could see but appeared to have like a male flowerish thing on/in the bud (if that even makes sense). So would it only be the pollen from the nanners on the blue widow that pollinated the others or did they all self themselves from the stress?
I have been collecting the seeds from each plant keeping them seperate and have a few questions:
Would each plant have hermied and "selfed" itself to produce seeds or can you only get seeds from when the plant grows nanners to pollinate? if so does that mean that since i only saw them on the blue widow it's the blue widow pollen that pollinated the LA and the white siberian? Im just confused on this part.
So say that each one hermied and selfed it's own seeds does that mean I would have fem seeds of LA, white siberian, and blue widow seperate?
Say that only the blue widow produced pollen, mind you this is like weeks8-9. Would this have been enough to pollinate the other two plants to get them to produce seeds?
Thanks for all help guys, just trying to see where Im at.
When I harvest and was trimming I noticed my blue widow had lil nanners (only like 3-4 towards the bottom)near the pistols, but my other two the LA and the white siberian didn't have any from what I could see but appeared to have like a male flowerish thing on/in the bud (if that even makes sense). So would it only be the pollen from the nanners on the blue widow that pollinated the others or did they all self themselves from the stress?
I have been collecting the seeds from each plant keeping them seperate and have a few questions:
Would each plant have hermied and "selfed" itself to produce seeds or can you only get seeds from when the plant grows nanners to pollinate? if so does that mean that since i only saw them on the blue widow it's the blue widow pollen that pollinated the LA and the white siberian? Im just confused on this part.
So say that each one hermied and selfed it's own seeds does that mean I would have fem seeds of LA, white siberian, and blue widow seperate?
Say that only the blue widow produced pollen, mind you this is like weeks8-9. Would this have been enough to pollinate the other two plants to get them to produce seeds?
Thanks for all help guys, just trying to see where Im at.