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hitman_64
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Yes I do. If out of the remaining seeds I happen to get a male I isolate him the same way but so far about 75% of those males that are in with all the females start male but become hermaphrodites. I posted a picture of a male plant that turned. It got little to no attention. I thought it was special because it was a fulk blown male and then went female. Now I don't view it as special because of the number of them that I get. So the methods I use are very close to producing better ratios than the so called guaranteed feminized seeds. Its nothing major. I'm not looking for praise or anythingike that and other than the results I just showed I have no other proof. That's just the way it is for me.and then you are using these males for breeding?