In a case like this with one pistil the most seeds you may get is 1 unless there are more pistils about. Could be risky to grow them out as this trait may show itself again . But there can always be a gem in the mix as well.@BrotherBoris
ah, ok, i think i see what prompted you to ask the question.
so what i can tell you with my little knowledge is, that it is more common for the female characteristics to appear first and then the male ones to follow. but it has also happened to me that female characteristics suddenly and unexpectedly appeared on a male. does the plant still exist? i ask because: if I were you, i would flower him/her and use his/her seeds. because: doesn't this result in purely female seeds? is just an idea..
green greetings,
gg
well, admittedly. @Aoj365 should be careful not to continue observing the seed in a sinsemilla tent or greenhouse or elsewhere, but who knows what would become of this seed?In a case like this with one pistil the most seeds you may get is 1 unless there are more pistils about. Could be risky to grow them out as this trait may show itself again . But there can always be a gem in the mix as well.
Yeah, this is a first for me. Up until now id been growing bag seed that almost always resulted in some male parts sooner or later, probably how the seed got in there to begin withI’ve usually seen females go hermie but this look like it is going from a male to a slight hermie at this point.
Hey man, i appreciate the input and thoughts! Always welcome, thanks for sharing yours. If it makes itself a seed ill keep it for youwell, admittedly. @Aoj365 should be careful not to continue observing the seed in a sinsemilla tent or greenhouse or elsewhere, but who knows what would become of this seed?
maybe it would be a super duper female. even if the chance is small and a hermaphrodite would probably emerge again. but a party cup would be worth it to me.
uh, one more thing...
i apologize for speaking to the wrong person last night at https://mrnice.nl/forum/threads/male-or-female.18343/#post-278164;
i didn't mean @BrotherBoris, but of course the questioner @Aoj365.
i apologize to both of you for my stupidity. thanks.
In a case like this with one pistil the most seeds you may get is 1 unless there are more pistils about. Could be risky to grow them out as this trait may show itself again . But there can always be a gem in the mix as well.@BrotherBorisbadland
ah, ok, i think i see what prompted you to ask the question.
so what i can tell you with my little knowledge is, that it is more common for the female characteristics to appear first and then the male ones to follow. but it has also happened to me that female characteristics suddenly and unexpectedly appeared on a male. does the plant still exist? i ask because: if I were you, i would flower him/her and use his/her seeds. because: doesn't this result in purely female seeds? is just an idea..
green greetings,
gg