Does a pollinated auto still have some smoke left after seed harvest?

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I have read on here that once you breed a plant for seeds the smoke is worthless. I have smoked plenty of good herb with tons of seeds. Why are they saying the smoke is useless?
 
depends how bad it is seeded an ounce bud can turn into a gram real quick if youve made enough seeds
 
Also depends on what time in the phase you seeded. But that doesn't really answer your question. No matter how many seeds you get, the bud that is left over should be darn near as good as the seedless buds. The trick would be to seed on the lower branches, and have the uppper branches mature regularly. I try to only make enough seeds that I can use within a year or two Max.

I hope that helps.

my two cents,

Eek
 
the bud that is left over should be darn near as good as the seedless buds.

Nah, it's full of brown bits of husk etc. After seed extraction, it's always reduced to bits.
 
Nah, it's full of brown bits of husk etc. After seed extraction, it's always reduced to bits.

That has not been my experience, but then again, I selectively pollinate, at about 2nd week of flowering. I only pollinate the lower buds, and it will effect potency slightly. Now if you just put a male and female, alone in a room, to do the nasty naturally, It will be as Thud mentioned above. But I am only trying to make a few seeds, I have no need for hundreds, or even thousands of seeds, so selective pollination is all I do.

Ridgerunner
 
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