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gorickyourself
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There is the 4 plants that are forming seeds,meaning there iimmature no pollen.Lots of thc, breaks my heart.So first question can it be smoked? Sec question. do you think the other girls are safe.Thanks
I don't fully understand your everthing your saying.They all look like females to me and are about ready to chop.Did you have males mixed in with the females?Are the other girls safe from what?
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gorickyourself
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quick question
On the ones showing there are seeds,so my way of thinking is they are males.l had them in with other ones,So they were on the flowering cycle,so l saw. the seeds@ pulled the ones showing out from the others.Now the ones l pulled out l asked;! they had not pollen yet so we're my other girls safe?? I also asked because they looked like they were ready to chop,they also had so much thc on them it seemed a waste to th:no:row them out! Thank You for taking a look
On the ones showing there are seeds,so my way of thinking is they are males.l had them in with other ones,So they were on the flowering cycle,so l saw. the seeds@ pulled the ones showing out from the others.Now the ones l pulled out l asked;! they had not pollen yet so we're my other girls safe?? I also asked because they looked like they were ready to chop,they also had so much thc on them it seemed a waste to th:no:row them out! Thank You for taking a look
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Only females produce seed, are you trying to say your plants went hermi?
Better fotos please
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Sounds like you're confused about males and females and the pollination process. Males produce pollen and females produce buds. Seeds are only found on female plants. In order for your females to have seeds, you would have needed a male plant to pollinate it. The exception is a hermaphrodite plant, one with both male and female flowers on the same plant. In that case one plant by itself can produce both pollen and seeds. The buds from a seeded plant can be smoked. The quality and quantity may not be as good as a non pollinated plant as a lot of the plants energy goes into producing seeds instead of more buds.
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I'd recommend watching Jorge Cervantes first DVD. It explains a lot of the basics.
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Would you be saying l could put them back in with the other girls,the girls would not come to any harm?? Them 4 plants l have had out of the tent for a day. If they could do you think them ones would still keep flowing? Thanks.Again.
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ThisIsHowItGoes
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I'm pretty sure like everyone here. I'm trying to interpret what you're saying.
If they're hermie then they can fertilise themselves and others - so no they would not be 'safe' or did you have males in the garden.
Again though - I would recommend watching a few DVDs and getting up to scratch on the basics and reading most of this forum. Also can you try to be more clear since you're making very little sense.
If they're hermie then they can fertilise themselves and others - so no they would not be 'safe' or did you have males in the garden.
Again though - I would recommend watching a few DVDs and getting up to scratch on the basics and reading most of this forum. Also can you try to be more clear since you're making very little sense.
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I'm still not sure what you're worried about. If you would, please answer these questions.
After about 5 weeks from the time you planted your seeds, did you have any male plants? Males are the ones with the flowers that open and drop the pollen, a fine yellow powder.
If you did have males, did you remove them or leave them in with the females?
Did you have a female plant that produced male flowers?
Are you seeing seeds on your plants now, or just calyxes? Squeeze one and see if it is hard or soft.
How old are your plants now?
After about 5 weeks from the time you planted your seeds, did you have any male plants? Males are the ones with the flowers that open and drop the pollen, a fine yellow powder.
If you did have males, did you remove them or leave them in with the females?
Did you have a female plant that produced male flowers?
Are you seeing seeds on your plants now, or just calyxes? Squeeze one and see if it is hard or soft.
How old are your plants now?
