Hey Old Mac, how the heck are you?! You should see my trees now, I've graduated to #7 pro-can pots and have 2 Vanilla Kush getting upwards of 4.5' with a stalk about 1.25" in diameter; my Super Lemon Haze is just a bit over 6' and it's stalk is at least 1.5" in diameter and I flipped it at 22" (top of dirt to top of plant)! The last Super Lemon Haze produced nearly 11 oz dried (albeit seedy..) and not one bud went to trash. I'm expecting 8 oz off one Vanilla Kush coming down this weekend. Yes, I still like those big assed plants..

Back to the topic.. The hermis I had were definitely genetic, evidently Soma doesn't do as well at feminizing seeds as some other seed producers.. Both of my Amnesia Haze were definitely chicks w/dicks. What got me started on this topic was after I got pissed off and chopped both offenders down at about 4 weeks I gave them to a buddy to include as trash for hash. He ended up rolling one from the premature weed and it knocked his socks off. My plan (already started) is to grow out a couple of the offspring and see what happens, though I'm going to treat them with Dutch Masters Reverse to prevent it. I'll be interested to see how Reverse fairs on genetic hermis, because these were really bad. Assuming I'll be successful, I have 2 more Amnesia Haze beans that I'll grow out and just use Reverse when I start flowering to prevent recurrence.

Until this go around, I'd been a lucky SOB and never got many hermis.. I have had a few plants that might pop a nanner late in flower, but never more than a couple. Figures the problem would be on beans that cost me $75 for 5.

Peace, Farmer Rich
Farmer Rich Reviewed by Farmer Rich on . Do hermi traits follow pollen? Hey all, Long time no post! Here's my delima.. I had a fem Amnesia Haze go hermi (severely) and it pollinated a femmed Super Lemon Haze. Needless to say, I have a bunch of seeds as a result. I've recently started a few of these seeds and was curious what my chances may be of getting a stable female from the cross of these two plants? Opinions please. Peace, Farmer Rich Rating: 5