reverse hermie- unidentifiable pre flowers? Opinion

[Shovelhandle]

that's some craaazy shit!

Shovelhandle Reviewed by Shovelhandle on 06-21-2013. reverse hermie- unidentifiable pre flowers? Opinion Howdy Howdy lol I thought i'd share this, see if anyone has experienced the same. I've heard of female hermie to male, and read about the reverse, showing male and having female parts- I just threw my current grow into 12/12 lighting about a week ago, they were showing pre flowers on some- and 2 for sure were male if trying to ID by pre flower. Seeing crab claws and what appears to be the ball, definitely not the pointed topped tear shaped female part. Well.. a few days into 12/12 one of Rating: 5

[lipps]

Are these from seeds bred from feminized seeds, is this what the off spring are morphing into? I've heard that it's not a good idea to use feminized seeds for breeding.

[built2spill]

Are these from seeds bred from feminized seeds, is this what the off spring are morphing into? I've heard that it's not a good idea to use feminized seeds for breeding.

I have personally never used fem seed

[Buggy]

Ok, I'm running into the same thing, just to show. I didn't look super close at first for any female flowers once I saw plenty of balls. This boy showed male, I used the first flower to open to do a tiny bit of pollination on one gal, and then sent him outside to see what would happen. Bugs got to it outside and the sacs all dried up and died... Lo and behold a couple weeks later I check it closely and see lots of new sacs and a couple female flowers! No fem signs before this, just so you know. So no idea. None at all. Only thing I did was give it lots of ethylene gas using fruit up until I tossed it outside (maybe 2 weeks worth?).

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