Unfertilized seeds?

[alllisson]

I was wondering if anyone has noticed small green or brown "seeds" inside Bracts. When I open up the bract, there is a small seed like thing. It doesn't really look like a seed. Is it possible to have eggs or something that aren't fertilized? Why would I have an immature seed with out pollen? WHat is it? I have searched for male flowers and found none! What do I do? Has anyone had this problem?

alllisson Reviewed by alllisson on 10-14-2007. Unfertilized seeds? I was wondering if anyone has noticed small green or brown "seeds" inside Bracts. When I open up the bract, there is a small seed like thing. It doesn't really look like a seed. Is it possible to have eggs or something that aren't fertilized? Why would I have an immature seed with out pollen? WHat is it? I have searched for male flowers and found none! What do I do? Has anyone had this problem? Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

I've seen the exact same thing, and assumed it was the beginning of a seed ... don't know for sure ... I've also found one seed in a pile of buds, and no males in sight ... it just 'happens' ...:jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

There's no such thing as a visible unfertilized seed; the seed begins to form when fertilization takes place. You have a pollen source. It can be one of a few things: Hermaphrodite flower on a female, residual pollen from a previous grow, a male that you did not kill early enough, or even pollen from a neighbor's plant you don't know about. lol!
THe tiny green seed-like things are just immature seeds. Brown ones are mature, or close to it.