geoffo Posted May 29, 2023 Share Posted May 29, 2023 Hi ive some serious seeds AK47 autos, i want to hermy a couple n get a bunch of seed - hopefully also autos. When ive forced a plant to hermy in the past its not carried the trait on voluntarily, unless ive stressed the plant. So i notice that planting my beans using jacks magic usually makes my plants throw a few nanners off thatll self seed my plant, something to do with the seaweed additive in there perhaps? Anyone else experience this or have any other sure fire way to make my plant throw a few male flowers out id appreciate the input. Its my first rodeo with the autos just a trial run for next year really. So for now il do them in dirt, next season itll be a large aquabucket outside - if they grow like photoplants do in the aquafarms il be very pleased. Also what kinda yield can you pull from autos in the aquafarms is it dependant on flower-finish time, are the 45day ones a waste of time? Cheers G Link to comment
MonkeyBlazed Posted May 29, 2023 Share Posted May 29, 2023 Better off spraying the top node with sts and letting the pollen fallen down. 2 Link to comment
brock1 Posted June 9, 2023 Share Posted June 9, 2023 Just use STS and you want the pollen plant 2 weeks older than the female seedbaring plant. Naturally hermaphrodite late plants are the worst thing to happen to cannabis in the last 3 decades in my experience. In my opinion breeders packs should say what techniques were used to create fem Seed's. I personally wouldn't ever offer a natural hermaphrodite seeded plant without a warning of high risk of hermaphrodite traits in the Seed's. 3 Link to comment
Revive Posted June 10, 2023 Share Posted June 10, 2023 On 29/05/2023 at 4:24 AM, geoffo said: So i notice that planting my beans using jacks magic usually makes my plants throw a few nanners I've used jacks a few times and can't say it ever caused any problems with nannas, maybe just a coincidence 2 Link to comment
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