Are seeds from a stressed out hermie worth keeping?

[Braddah Waiheesohai]

Hermie seeds will inherit Hermie genetics. Yeah they will start female, but chances are VERY high those girls will transition from she/hers to they/thems.

Stick to sensi.

 

[Janluna]

I NEED UPDATES PEOPLE! Lmfao

My first harvest started with three bag seeds I put away years before I rediscovered them in back in 2022. I got no pollen sacks on the three plants grown to maturity. One actually turned out to be male and was disposed of early before flower. I had no idea about herms at the time lol

Sugar, Honey, & Tea

• Janluna
• Nov 22, 2022
• first time grow honey medicine sugar tea

At first the color change threw me in a frenzy, but I quickly found out that it was totally...

Sugar, Honey, & Tea

• Janluna
• Nov 22, 2022
• first time grow honey medicine sugar tea

You have no idea how excited I was during harvest. Only a couple more weeks before a taste test...

Sugar, Honey, & Tea

• Janluna
• Nov 22, 2022
• 1
• first time grow honey medicine sugar tea

For a first timer, (60 grams) of home grown medicine ain’t bad. The bud was a little rough to...

 

[Canachris]

in my honest opinion, transgender plants need love too.

 

[SSgrower]

My student is in soil and he has cultivated some seeds from my grows, auto & photo period.

 

[HappyHazmat88]

Yes in my humble opinion hermie seeds are just as good as regular... Regular seeds can be both sexes + 1, which is the same odds as a hermie seed.

I am currently growing a plant that hermied at the start of flower, and I saw nanners and pods randomly throughout the plant for about two weeks.

And with some patience and careful picking I managed to keep the lady bits from switching teams.

And I'm glad I put in the work as this is the nicest smelling and one of the most colorful plants I've grown to date.

So if you have nothing to lose but some time.... I would say take the chance.

*Photos are out of order I'm 45 days into flower and haven't seen any undesired parts for over a month*

 

[Canachris]

Yes in my humble opinion hermie seeds are just as good as regular... Regular seeds can be both sexes + 1, which is the same odds as a hermie seed.

I am currently growing a plant that hermied at the start of flower, and I saw nanners and pods randomly throughout the plant for about two weeks.

And with some patience and careful picking I managed to keep the lady bits from switching teams.

And I'm glad I put in the work as this is the nicest smelling and one of the most colorful plants I've grown to date.

So if you have nothing to lose but some time.... I would say take the chance.

*Photos are out of order I'm 45 days into flower and haven't seen any undesired parts for over a month*

if you can, try and save some of the pollen from the hermies. then use it on some non hermied plants. I've found it makes a more stable plant that will be less likely to hermie.