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Phenoman
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Re: Pheno's Perpetual - Ocean Grown Dark Plasma - Other Top Shelf TBD, Breeding For T
You know that's pretty true, I've heard a few of different ways that they make feminized seeds. Very ingenious really.
I think method used plays a role in the behavior. it would be nice to know how each company does their fem breeding.
The Aurora Indica that I grew was a feminized seed, recommended 8 weeks and I grew that to week 10 and it was starting to throw bananas right at Harvest.
Now that really might not mean anything it was my first grow and that plant had stress a couple of weeks before, just an example.
That makes me think it possible that it was feminized not by late hermaphrodite but rather something like colloidal silver. If I knew I she's was tip top I could make a stronger assumption.
Either way it's pretty safe to keep I would say and even if you do something like use colloidal silver or pull it out for 2 hours in the middle of it's dark cycle it's going to have an epigenetic effect that can in my opinion be bred out pretty easily...heck conditions alone can change the epigenetic markers of clones that could stablize a forced herm IMO and understanding of genetics.
I'll close with one thing I was thinking about that's a plus for feminized seeds, is that the mom that they got these seeds from was likely a good pic to begin with so the seeds are probably a very high quality.
Aha! That's right the gg4 story does go something like that I remember nowPretty sure the GG4 came from a seed from a Sour Dubb accidentally pollinated by a hermie
You can easily cross with feminized strains, the hermie thing is a myth it all depends on how stable the strain is, many regular strains are more hermie prone than feminized strains
Many of the funny strains are often only available as either reg or feminized, so it's necessary to mix it up sometimes
You know that's pretty true, I've heard a few of different ways that they make feminized seeds. Very ingenious really.
I think method used plays a role in the behavior. it would be nice to know how each company does their fem breeding.
The Aurora Indica that I grew was a feminized seed, recommended 8 weeks and I grew that to week 10 and it was starting to throw bananas right at Harvest.
Now that really might not mean anything it was my first grow and that plant had stress a couple of weeks before, just an example.
That makes me think it possible that it was feminized not by late hermaphrodite but rather something like colloidal silver. If I knew I she's was tip top I could make a stronger assumption.
Either way it's pretty safe to keep I would say and even if you do something like use colloidal silver or pull it out for 2 hours in the middle of it's dark cycle it's going to have an epigenetic effect that can in my opinion be bred out pretty easily...heck conditions alone can change the epigenetic markers of clones that could stablize a forced herm IMO and understanding of genetics.
I'll close with one thing I was thinking about that's a plus for feminized seeds, is that the mom that they got these seeds from was likely a good pic to begin with so the seeds are probably a very high quality.