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How many seeds per plant?
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Per plant or bud?
That's a very hard question. Depends on calyx numbers and when pollinated. There is a peak time to pollinate. Earlier equals less calyxes with virgin and receptive white hairs...or pink or whatever color.
Usually lot's of seeds. More than you will likely ever be able to fully grow out. Plenty to give away or make snack bars out of.
Usually lot's of seeds. More than you will likely ever be able to fully grow out. Plenty to give away or make snack bars out of.
I have a wet dream about putting seeds to the grown all over the forest in all kind of soil and different places, so if I get a lot of seeds that's a good start
Any thumb rule when this peak time appear?
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Week 4 of flower
Thrre are way to many variables to accurately answer that question.
Things to consider:
Time of polination
Where polinated
How much polinated
Viability of pollen
Viability of ovary
Environmental pressures affecting seed maturity
Plant nutrition
This list is inconclusive!
Things to consider:
Time of polination
Where polinated
How much polinated
Viability of pollen
Viability of ovary
Environmental pressures affecting seed maturity
Plant nutrition
This list is inconclusive!
18 small plants under 2000 watts once yielded me well over 30000 seeds that I picked out during trimming. I would assume nearly as many or more got picked out by other people.
I can remember getting bags of weed that were 3/4 seeds and 1/4 stem and bud once broken up.
We have tried to pollonate plants and got very few or aborted seeds also.
I can remember getting bags of weed that were 3/4 seeds and 1/4 stem and bud once broken up.
We have tried to pollonate plants and got very few or aborted seeds also.
It might be hard for a veteran to realize but it takes about two life times to read everything posted about cannabis.
But here is the good news, I done asking
I still come up with questions from time to time... Like daily... But I attempt to do some research before asking.
I mean... If you do a search, i'd be willing to bet that every single thread you've started over the last few days has already got another similar thread.
It's entitled folks like you, who refuse to take the time to do some research, that are driving the best members away.
I mean... If you do a search, i'd be willing to bet that every single thread you've started over the last few days has already got another similar thread.
It's entitled folks like you, who refuse to take the time to do some research, that are driving the best members away.
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sourpuss
Heres a better question. Whats the sound of 1 hand clapping?.... this is where you pimp slap a bitch real hard lol...
CaptainDankness
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Enough seeds you will question why would anyone pay $15+ for a single bird seed.
Enough seeds you will question why would anyone pay $15+ for a single bird seed.
There's no question about why somebody would pay for seed.
It boils down to one word
GENETICS
The same damn reason horses & Bull semen gor for Hundreds of Tousands of Dollars!
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you mean names right not genetics? all the seeds are genetics...only some of em have that hype train name. like gg4Xogkxgdp. could turn out trash but since it's got some popular names in the mix everyone gonna drop $100 a pack for untested 1 off crosses.
I think what you meant to say was it makes more sense to you to spend $10 on a few thousand random bagseeds than $100 on the oppurtunity to aquire something amazing... to each is there own.
Not saying alot of seeds are not overpriced. But I have popped a ton of bag seed, free seeds and my own crosses. And I by all means intend to keep buying new potentials great genetics.
