Any way to know when pollen sacs will open?

[EverythingsHazy]

people like yourself with limited to no experience are what causes good strains to turn bad , h

You really should stop labeling people. It doesn't add to your side of the argument and just comes across as rude.
I did do a search and nothing came up because it is pseudoscience. You cannot add a gene to a plant that it doesn't have by putting a male in a small pot. That is beyond ridiculous. You can have a healthy, but otherwise stunted plant (bonsai) that produces perfect seeds. Seeds from bonsai plants do not create malformed babies. That is absolutely absurd. A lot of people use bonsais for seed stock with different varieties of plants.

99.9999999999% of seeds/plants can be turned hermie ,

Can you stress one to the point of making pollen sacs? Yes. Can you ruin the line by breeding with solo cup stunted fathers and normal unstressed healthy mothers? No. <---- BAD INFO AND THE POST BELLOW THIS PROVES IT

 

[Epic Genetics]

im not labeling you at all , just pointing out an observation

Plant genomic DNA methylation in response to stresses: Potential applications and challenges in plant breeding


Abstract

The plant genome can respond rapidly and dynamically to stress in a manner that overcomes the restrictions of a highly stable DNA sequence. Abiotic stresses such as chilling, planting density, rubbing, cutting, and successive rounds of subculture generally decrease the levels of DNA methylation. The opposite effect is seen for salt stress, and the effects of heavy-metal stress are species specific. Biotic stresses such as pathogenic infection can lead to two contrasting effects on the levels of methylation in plants: hypermethylation on the genome-wide level and hypomethylation of resistance-related genes. Both phenomena may contribute to the adaptation of plants to stress. Although heritable methylation patterns and phenotypic variations that arise in response to stress are of potential value for plant breeding, their exploitation presents great challenges

notice the word HERITABLE , meaning "able to be inherited"

that example and info was simply used as an example to prove something i already knew and was trying to get through to you , i dont save many links , plus this is a new pc so i dont have the ones i did save , so i just quickly found that info for you

please , im asking you nicely , stop posting poor and at times damaging info

i am now closing this thread because the OP has gotten his answers and there is no need for ANOTHER back n forth between you and i

peace