
Re: Breeding feminized seeds from clones
This is a quote from J-Mans grow which I thought was a very good explanation of that question you have there Shugarbud.
J-Man quote.
"It did seem to cause a bit of stress, and needless to say, they didn't yield very much. However, because they were stressed they threw bannanas. So I was able to get some feminised seeds from a couple of them. This is one of a few common misconseptions that people tend to have about feminised seeds and how their produced. Alot of growers think that if you stress a plant, that it may become a hermafrodite and produce feminised seed. However, what actually happens is that a female will sometimes, under certain circumstances,
produce a single little (bannana shaped) pollen sack, sometimes they come in groups but they are not male flowers. They are Female pollen
that a Female may produce as a safety mechanism to insure reproduction. If a female plant produces a true Male flower, even just one, then that plant is not a Female. It is a gennetic Hermafrodite. I think it was once thought that, if a gennetic hermafrodite produces seeds that those seeds would be mostly feminised. However, this is simply not the case. They will all be gennetic hermafrodites wether or not they show any male flowers at all. In order to make true feminised seeds, you must have a Female that "selfs" itself. Selfing is the term for the process of creating true feminised seeds. Anyway, on with the pics.

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