1% of male clones?
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big bud 56
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You can't produce a male clone from a feminized seed.plant.
What does feminized mean to you?
Think about what you're asking.
I'm not really sure what you're asking but the seed should grow a female plant.
I'm not to sure if a feminized plant will produce fertilized seeds but you would need a male and the pollen to produce seeds in a female plant.
What does feminized mean to you?
Think about what you're asking.
I'm not really sure what you're asking but the seed should grow a female plant.
I'm not to sure if a feminized plant will produce fertilized seeds but you would need a male and the pollen to produce seeds in a female plant.
bird mcbride
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A true feminized seed will be a virtual replica of the plant it came off of. The seeds you got...someone has "probably" figured how to sex seeds by their appearance and most likely someone screwed up. An auto is a sort of mule etc.
slowandsteady
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A feminized seed comes from a female plant that has been (usually)chemically forced to produce pollen (IE colloidal silver or some such ). This pollen then fertilizes the female buds of the plant causing it to produce seeds. Since these seeds were produced without true male genetic material the resulting seeds will produce only female plants.
An Auto flowering plant is a sativa or indica that has been crossed with a Ruderalis . Ruderalis is a type of cannabis that grows in areas where summer is very short but has many hours of daylight, from 22 to 24 per day. Ruderalis flowers automatically in a very short period.
budbro18
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You cant sex seeds by the appearance, fem seeds that have been made through self pollination arent that good at representing the mother and you will still get alot of genetic variation.
Its not possible to produce a male clone from a female seed. Whether feminized or regular that turned out to be female.
I have heard of a process where they take the roots off a male plant and splice it with the cuttng off a female, formerly clone only, plant but im not sure how well that works.
Its not possible to produce a male clone from a female seed. Whether feminized or regular that turned out to be female.
I have heard of a process where they take the roots off a male plant and splice it with the cuttng off a female, formerly clone only, plant but im not sure how well that works.