I have never done any breeding or even very much research into it, and I've always removed and destroyed any plant that showed it was a hermaphrodite because I was under the assumption that it was simply an inferior plant with bad or damaged genetics(apparently wrongfully so).Is it a confirmed fact that seeds from a hermaphrodite will most always be female? The main reason for this and my last thread was because I have to start from seeds every year as the summertime heat prevents me from keeping a clone mother, a situation that hopefully will be resolved soon.With most seed companies that offer fem seeds ,they are twice the price of regular seeds which ,if you get the normal ratio of male to female plants would mean that you'd basically get the same results if you grew twice as many using regular seeds. Given that ,I am curious to know from the more experienced growers: given my current situation , simply put , is it better for me to buy fem seeds to start with each year as clones are not a problem ,or simply just buy fem seeds?
Deejay2163 Reviewed by Deejay2163 on . Hermaphrodite Seeds I have never done any breeding or even very much research into it, and I've always removed and destroyed any plant that showed it was a hermaphrodite because I was under the assumption that it was simply an inferior plant with bad or damaged genetics(apparently wrongfully so).Is it a confirmed fact that seeds from a hermaphrodite will most always be female? The main reason for this and my last thread was because I have to start from seeds every year as the summertime heat prevents me from Rating: 5