Deejay2163..You were correct in throwing the hermie's away... For breading you only want to use a mom that you have to Force to turn hermie.. You basically want to grow the same mom more then a few times IMO and make sure she dose not turn hermie on you under natural stress conditions. If she does turn hermie under normal stress conditions don't bother using her you will get a lot of hermie's in your fem seed stock. Hope this helps..:thumbsup:

As far as doing fem seeds yourself or buying... not sure... But by doing it yourself you know exactly were the MOM came from as this is important to some growers and not so much to other growers....
Dogznova Reviewed by Dogznova 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