GanjaGod420000
Well-Known Member
I have grown for a few years now and have never seen this happen. I started about twelve plants, and as always, I carefully and meticulously scanned over them daily for male preflowers. The ones I found, I threw out, way out. That left me with six, random genetics, females-or so I thought. They all formed perfect "V's" and even my partner and another friend all agreed they were definate females. My question is, how can seeds just appear on only two out of six nice healthy plants in a 4' X 2' closet, and the others not be seeded as well? I have never mis-diagnosed sex on any plant I've ever grown or helped to sex for somebody else, so I kinda feel like a shaved-tail Louie, newbie grower with such an occurance. Now the two plants that have seeds are both the same strain, a pure sativa of unknown origin, and they are actually both in the same huge feeder growing together. But I never saw the first pollen sac, anywhere on any of em....Have I just fucked up my whole crop, which is in it's 4th week of flowering and looking wonderful, or do I have something worthwhile, like viable sativa seeds that could possibly be "feminized" due to a hermie trait these two plants have? The other four are most definately NOT seeded, so itz just weird to me... Any help would be GREATLY appreciated...Thank you all...