Seeds from stressed plant

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Last grow I had a timer malfunction that turned my lights on while plants were in dark cycle. Needless to say my plants became loaded with seeds. I never saw any nanas or anything that looked abnormal. My question is are these seeds feminized and usable

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Feminized, depends and usable again depends on how long they were on the plant, seeds take 3-6 weeks to form and mature

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They were on there 3 wks or better they do look like any other seed iv’e used

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Try some out :+1:

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Whats your opinion

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They were at the start of maturation 50/50 they work

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Need some? There Gold Leaf

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No and with all do respect please dont advertise please I know asking isn’t advertising but later goes down that road

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Do you think there worth trying

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If the seeds look mature, hard somewhat dark shell with the almost leopard like spots and veins, they are probably viable.

~MacG

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@MacGyverStoner answered that perfect exactly what I was going to say

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Will they be Hermi

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Depends on plant it was Feminized maybe some will maybe some won’t be, was it selfed or cross pollinated

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Had a monster crop hermie on me, only had about 12 - 15 seeds total… popped two a while back and both are female. Not sure what that means for the remainder but they look good thus far.

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It happened when I had the timer malfunctioned

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I agree, if you take care to try and not stress them, you should be able to get good buds out of them. In my experience with goldleaf, it has a tendency to late hermi and self pollinate, this does mean feminized. Maybe try harvesting a bit sooner, keep an eye on the pistils and trichomes.

~MacG

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Doesn’t answer my question, was it cross pollinated or selfed. Being selfed it was bred by itself using no other plant cross pollinated you use another plant ie; male or stressed female

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What the difference between selfed or crossed polinated

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Answered above we were typing same time

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Maybe to be a little more clear, selfed is explained in my above statement, [quote=“MacGyverStoner, post:16, topic:8887”]
In my experience with goldleaf, it has a tendency to late hermi and self pollinate, this does mean feminized.
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And as Majik stated, if it was pollinated by a male plant, which I assume you didn’t have any male plants around and so this is unlikely, but regular pollination from a male plant to a female plant means the offspring seed has about a 50-50 chance of being male or female.

~MacG

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