Uh huh. If you'd said you lived on an island with a population of ONE, then your logic wouldn't have been flawed.
Autos not flowering day 45
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Uh huh. If you'd said you lived on an island with a population of ONE, then your logic wouldn't have been flawed.
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fatbuds420
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Weed can hermied from light leaks, stress, overwatering etc, how can you be so sure it was pollen. I had 3 plants next to it and they didn't hermie.
Well much like it takes sperm to make a baby it takes pollen to make a seed lol. The pollen came from somewhere, whether it nutted on and knocked itself up or it got something blown onto from your Siberian neighbor.
I think if you look around you'll find that it's not that easy to produce autoflowering seeds
It would have been pollen regardless of what happened 
. If you mean, "How can I be sure that it was from a different plant?" then the answer is that a selfed autoflowering plant will only produce autoflowering seeds. As has been mentioned previously in this thread, it's a recessive trait. See:
. If you mean, "How can I be sure that it was from a different plant?" then the answer is that a selfed autoflowering plant will only produce autoflowering seeds. As has been mentioned previously in this thread, it's a recessive trait. See:Punnett square - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
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fatbuds420
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I heard that if a plant is hermied because of genetics, her children will be hermied too, which is not my case, so that means that they were defently stressed/pollinated right?It would have been pollen regardless of what happened
Punnett square - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I know this might be a stupid question, but, if i can make a plant hermie by stressing her and get seeds, why buy seeds every time?
Well, the one that produced the seeds was definitely pollinated, lol.
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fatbuds420
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Ok, why?
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fatbuds420
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you fail to make a sentence that makes sense, too bad. you linked a guide on how to grow weed? 5IQ? why would i need that, actually 5 iq lmao, your contribution to this post is useless at best
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When someone repeatedly posts comments that infer that they don't even understand that EVERY seed is the result of a pollination, it shouts their ignorance. And, when that happens, someone should point them in the direction of a basic how-to / education thread. Which I did.
You're welcome, ungrateful.
You're welcome, ungrateful.
Definitely AUTOs usually start flowering @ day 20-30. If your lighting is 18/6 or close. If your lighting is less than it may take longer.
OR
They are PHOTOs. Entirely possible and probable.
Ossi Ossi
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My 20 cents.........dont autos have a 3 leaf construction ????
The duckfoot thing? No.
By most standards the latest waves of autos look very similar to photos. The big visual differences seem to appear in the stems and that's hit or miss.
By most standards the latest waves of autos look very similar to photos. The big visual differences seem to appear in the stems and that's hit or miss.
Go Ducks
Weird you say duckfoot and autos. Kinda does the duck foot when she's growing for sure.
This polyploid I've been running is a 40 day flower plant maybe a little less even. Started out as a mutant 3 leaf but also had the duck foot thing going.
Seeds I got 2 seeds out of 1 calyx on 1 plant.
Weird you say duckfoot and autos. Kinda does the duck foot when she's growing for sure.
This polyploid I've been running is a 40 day flower plant maybe a little less even. Started out as a mutant 3 leaf but also had the duck foot thing going.
Seeds I got 2 seeds out of 1 calyx on 1 plant.
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fatbuds420
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If i switch to 12/12 does it have to be like that for the entire grow? Or can i switch back to 18 6
MickFoster
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If they're photos (most likely), the light has to remain at 12/12. Otherwise they will go back into veg mode.
"Hermie" is a slang term for Hermaphrodite. This is a plant or an animal that has both female and male sexual organs. In plants specifically cannabis, the "hermie" plants will be both sexes from SEED. Anything other than that is NOT an hermaphrodite or "hermie"
Soooo when you see a "nanner" or the beginning or PART of a male sexual organ on a otherwise female plant (doesn't show male traits until stressed), this is NOT a "hermie".
SOME plants have the ability to self pollinate when they don't have other options or are stressed. This process is called apomixis.
This is more common in polyploid plants.
Here's an example pic of this from a polyploid I just harvested recently.
So moving on... your plant is likely a photo period plant. You can go back to VEG sure.... its called re-vegging. Changing the light will do it.
Why do you want to, is the question??
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Rodelization.
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fatbuds420
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I see, should i just let em run until they are big and then switch to 12 12? They aren't very big rn, also, is there a chance there is some males?"Hermie" is a slang term for Hermaphrodite. This is a plant or an animal that has both female and male sexual organs. In plants specifically cannabis, the "hermie" plants will be both sexes from SEED. Anything other than that is NOT an hermaphrodite or "hermie"
Soooo when you see a "nanner" or the beginning or PART of a male sexual organ on a otherwise female plant (doesn't show male traits until stressed), this is NOT a "hermie".
SOME plants have the ability to self pollinate when they don't have other options or are stressed. This process is called apomixis.
This is more common in polyploid plants.
Here's an example pic of this from a polyploid I just harvested recently.
So moving on... your plant is likely a photo period plant. You can go back to VEG sure.... its called re-vegging. Changing the light will do it.
Why do you want to, is the question??