Morphote
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DJ Short smokes seeded bud ?
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Well if one bud on a plant has one or two seeds will it make the whole plant better or will the whole plant need to be seeded.Most of the bud back in the day was seeded .To me the buds back then just seemed better and are missed and we are always looking for those flavors and highs from back then thats why if we find some old seeds we go out of our way to try and grow them and will always look for those old strains.
cheesefucker
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The trouble is im so in the habit of killing my males that I dont think I would have the balls to let it work it magic on my female. For so long the growing community has said to kill your male now im confused 
jack hairy
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its preety easy to let a male hang out for the first 2-3 weeks of flower, then cut it, put in a glass of water, trim down to a few buds.
slide some plastic baggies over the buds and bend the branches sideways.let the pollen fall into the bags over the course of a week or two.
make sure not to close the baggies around the stem, it needs slight air circulation to dry out the pollen so it will fall, and so it stays viable afterwards.
then you can take a tiny paintbrush, pipecleaner, or qtip, and lightly pollinate branches of your choice.
be careful, and once you get the hang of it, you can make 10 seeds or 100 per bud
slide some plastic baggies over the buds and bend the branches sideways.let the pollen fall into the bags over the course of a week or two.
make sure not to close the baggies around the stem, it needs slight air circulation to dry out the pollen so it will fall, and so it stays viable afterwards.
then you can take a tiny paintbrush, pipecleaner, or qtip, and lightly pollinate branches of your choice.
be careful, and once you get the hang of it, you can make 10 seeds or 100 per bud
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Ty Hayes
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Man, I hear ya Scorpion. I'm old school and have tossed more seeds than the younger generation will see in there entire lifetime. At one time it was highly unusual to see sinsemilla. I miss that seeded stativa.
pepel29
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Yes bro from your words and from your ratio this would mean exacly as you say 80 seeds.
3gr buds = 1gr weed +2gr seeds
this 2 gram seeds : 0.025 = 80 seeds
Thank you for good words if they are a compliment
Its a lot of work and experiments + a lot of seeded weed -
before find way to make good ratio weed / seed
I know that people want sensemila not hard seeded weed , me too .But i know that every body want to make his own cross and seeds .
Just diferent people use diferent techniques for make seeds - polinating part of plant or lowest branches or clones or whole plant.
All the best and good luck
Ganja or sensi doesnt matter if herb was good .
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blueboy1875
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I will be putting this to the test in the next few weeks as I have 60 clones of shit two pheons that were seeded by my true blue male & I also have some unseeded of the very same clones.
cheesefucker
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Let us know how it goes mate.
misinterpreting his argument
He wasnt saying that he prefered seeded bud, rather was stating that the quality of old imported seeded bud was much greater than all the dutch corrupted bottlenecking strains of modern day which probably all have some sort of skunk or other high yielding factor bred in even though they are sensimillia.
On another note, I feel it would be a very good research project to try to find a correlation between the presence of seeds and thc/cannabinoid production. After all, the plant evolved to create these compounds to disuade animals from eating their seeds (the most nutritious seed of all). Thus, one could postulate that a plant that has been pollinated and is creating seeds may have a reaction that in turn causes an increase in psychoactive compounds to be created so as to protect its offspring. Funny how us humans love to use all these plants deffense mechanisms today..ex: we love to eat spicy peppers
I dont buy the whole "the plants use their energy to makes seeds rather than thc production" argument because in reality they go hand in hand. And in my experience, the high from seeded plants is the exact same as their sensi counterparts, you just get less smokable product... The one difference I could potentially see is that seeded bud is sometimes stonier because people tend to let them go a few weeks longer than their sensi crops so seeds can mature.
I have heard in some places that pollinating one tiny bud on a plant can do a good job of eliminating the possiblity of male nanners from forming.. Something tells me that doing this may also cause this hypothetical protection mechanism of the creation of psychoactive compounds to occur. After all, sexual health has been proven to cause better quality of life in other organisms, dont see why it wouldnt hold true to our beloved plant. This is pure speculation however.
He wasnt saying that he prefered seeded bud, rather was stating that the quality of old imported seeded bud was much greater than all the dutch corrupted bottlenecking strains of modern day which probably all have some sort of skunk or other high yielding factor bred in even though they are sensimillia.
On another note, I feel it would be a very good research project to try to find a correlation between the presence of seeds and thc/cannabinoid production. After all, the plant evolved to create these compounds to disuade animals from eating their seeds (the most nutritious seed of all). Thus, one could postulate that a plant that has been pollinated and is creating seeds may have a reaction that in turn causes an increase in psychoactive compounds to be created so as to protect its offspring. Funny how us humans love to use all these plants deffense mechanisms today..ex: we love to eat spicy peppers
I dont buy the whole "the plants use their energy to makes seeds rather than thc production" argument because in reality they go hand in hand. And in my experience, the high from seeded plants is the exact same as their sensi counterparts, you just get less smokable product... The one difference I could potentially see is that seeded bud is sometimes stonier because people tend to let them go a few weeks longer than their sensi crops so seeds can mature.
I have heard in some places that pollinating one tiny bud on a plant can do a good job of eliminating the possiblity of male nanners from forming.. Something tells me that doing this may also cause this hypothetical protection mechanism of the creation of psychoactive compounds to occur. After all, sexual health has been proven to cause better quality of life in other organisms, dont see why it wouldnt hold true to our beloved plant. This is pure speculation however.
Lastly, the whole tolerance argument has seemingly been tossed out.
The best high I ever had was from some brown shitty brickweed from mexico. However, this was the first time I ever got high. So obviously, it seems like everything is losing its quality when in reality, you are just more immune to the effects of cannabis.
The best high I ever had was from some brown shitty brickweed from mexico. However, this was the first time I ever got high. So obviously, it seems like everything is losing its quality when in reality, you are just more immune to the effects of cannabis.
kashrocks
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farmergiles
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I've noticed that seeded bud tastes more funky/earthy.
Maybe it is a little less potent, maybe it leans a little towards body stone though this may be my subjective impression due to the change in taste.
Maybe it is a little less potent, maybe it leans a little towards body stone though this may be my subjective impression due to the change in taste.
cheesefucker
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Yeah good point long horn I never thought about that.
joshuahazen
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My original nl5hz cut took on a slightly sweeter and more mellow smell when it was seeded.
In my experience seeded weed is much weaker, but similar to its sensi counterpart.
I agree with longhorn, DJ meant the oldschool strains he smoked when younger, were stronger even though they were seeded.
Imagine how they would have been as sense.
In my experience seeded weed is much weaker, but similar to its sensi counterpart.
I agree with longhorn, DJ meant the oldschool strains he smoked when younger, were stronger even though they were seeded.
Imagine how they would have been as sense.
pepel29
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Good day friends
blueboy1875 Let us know how it goes when finish test
Good luck and all the best
I not agree that they are same because they have litle differences .I want to ask you first do you ever see two same looking plants in end of flowering - same as twins . I never and thing that litle difference is still difference.
blueboy1875 Let us know how it goes when finish test
Good luck and all the best
I not agree that they are same because they have litle differences .I want to ask you first do you ever see two same looking plants in end of flowering - same as twins . I never and thing that litle difference is still difference.
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It's kinda funny. Me and my buddies would once in a while buy some regs because we had hit the potency ceiling of the 'chronic' going around at the time, so we'd actually get higher on the seeded regs than we would off the high grade. Cannabinoid are strange. I read somewhere that Nev's Haze tested at only like 11% THC, yet when you ask someone who's smoked it to describe it, it's the most amazing thing ever. So maybe the mixture and ratio of cannabinoid means more to potency than delta9 THC alone.