Seeds From a hermi

[the image reaper]

Herm seeds are good for outdoor Johnny Appleseeding because of the high amount of females. But indoors, they do add huge risk to a grow becoming seedy schwag. Also, the point of them polluting the indoor genetic pool is valid.

I agree ... when I say 'trash them', I'm referring to not keeping them for future breeding or growing, but, by all means, stick 'em in the ground somewhere in the boonies ... let them propogate as they will ... someday, someone will build a subdivision in those woods, and already have their garden in ... :jointsmile:

the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on 11-14-2007. Seeds From a hermi I have a few plots of OD plants. Well, one of the plots had a hermi in it that released it's pollen....seeds EVERYWHERE. The hermi was pulled, but all the females are ruined. I am wondering if I should waste the time keeping the seeds for next year?? I am under the assumption that all of the seeds will be female, or hermi..true? The other problem is that the plants in this plot didn't really stay as healthy as other plots. Are they worth keeping, or should I just let them fall as they Rating: 5

[mike26b]

dont chuck them..throw them out the window of your car or plant them on a trail somewhere,imagine weed plants growing on the side of the road.or stumbling apon a 4 footer on a trail 3 months later..(holy shit look at those buds)ull be glad u never threw them out