Hi friends!! I like share with you this experience.
I made a hybrid between autoflowering plants ( 1 black cream and 1 big devil xxl) with a plant sprout from a bird food seed. It was a dioc plant , it was a hermy. But I think it is hermy by genetic.
Can anyone tell me what kind of cannabis is seed food for birds?
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This is the plant cross with the big devil
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Can anybody tell me what is the strain of a food bird cannabis seed? A ruderalis??
A sativa with low thc?
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I start them indoor. I low stress training while they begin showing pistils.
But flowering stop. And they seems to start a new veg phase.
They were in grow room with other plants 18/6 light. When I had to give more space between my normal cannabis plants, I put these 2 hybrids outdoor. And they start hermy flowering. Temperature was near 0° during night. But they survive. After 1 month temperature rise up.
Hermy flowering stop.
And now is beginning a female flowering.
Why??
@Niala @garrigan62 @bob31 @Monique @Teddy78 @kabonster
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I would think that the bird seed was hemp. I wouldn’t be surprised if seed companies start incorporating them as a way to upset outdoor growers by ruining their crops.
Mr. Distrustful here…
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If it will be so it is terrible 
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I’d feel better calling in someone else as I don’t know that answer.
Better chance of a good answer…
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Thanks . I will post them
They’ll show up when they see the tags I sent.
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Ok. Thanks for the info. I am new In forum
Hmmmm 
you have my wheels turning… 
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Wow 
that’s a good one I like they way your mind works @FloridaSon
It’s a little twisted but on point hahaha
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It’s hemp that’s use in bird food and human consumption and hemp is part of the sativa strain, rudalis is believe to be a mix between sativa and indica with hemp caracteristic in THC level. However a 2005 study found little genetic evidence to support ruderalis as a separate species. By certain regulation, a pure sativa with 0.3% or lower in THC is the norm to be considered hemp. Personnaly, I will not keep that plant since it will be nearly impossible to know the result of seeds vialability and/or what it will give you in the final result. It will clearly not give a stable strain, however, if you’re willing to experiment and trying to create a new genetic hybrid, hey, that’s totally on you, brother.
Hoping that’s respond to your question @Teddy78
~Al 
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is it industrial hemp?
http://www.kyagr.com/marketing/industrial-hemp.html
I see you got to the answer before me @Niala
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@Niala thanks for clear my mind. Anyway i dont want create a strain. I am only curious and I like know everything 
. And I have the possibility to live in nature . But trust me last year in a similar hybrid I had a big cola full resin like a indica cannabis . But the smell was totally different and the high too. Sure a no low thc. It is interesting for me see how genetic works.
I would like make this for job​:grin:
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I have one more hybrid like these .
It is under CFL light 250w together other plants.
I I seems show pistils and female features.
@Niala what happens if I cross hemp hermy with a female autoflowering plant as I did.
Is sex casual or they will be female?
The strange thing is that this hybrid chaged sex.
Male when stressed and female in good climate.
You can see male flower remain down and new growth with only female flowering.
It is not a business or very important question, but if anyone understand this, please tell me.
Sorry for not good English write but I am Italian​:laughing:!!!
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I think it is good if anyone will be like a hacker in our life for all things.
A Cannabis hacker. When hacker means no dangerous people but hunter of knowledge .
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