[medicated4]

I've had a bad batch of seeds hermie out before and Im wondering if you guys think I should go with regular or fem seeds? I've heard aalot of conflicting stuff on fem seeds. the company I'm ordering from is Rare Dankness.

[meadowman]

it's genetic, being feminized has nothing to do with herming.

[medicated4]

Yeah. thats what I've always felt to be true as well, thanks for the info bro. Do you exclusively buy fem seeds when possible?

[everydayJoe]

I only buy reg seeds now.

Grown a few very nice fem seeds but overall had more troubles with them compared to plants from regs. Just my experience over a few grows.. could've been the strains.

[NorCalGro]

I think feminized seeds have more of a chance to hermi than regular. When you make fem seeds it takes a few generations of selective breeding to get the hermi trait out is my understanding. I think regular are more stable and worth getting a few males in a pack.

[aridbud]

Originally Posted by NorCalGro

I think feminized seeds have more of a chance to hermi than regular. When you make fem seeds it takes a few generations of selective breeding to get the hermi trait out is my understanding. I think regular are more stable and worth getting a few males in a pack.

Yep, agreed.

[mr.brunch]

Never had a fem herm on me .... I grow soil and don't feed too often though.

fem seeds made by decent breeders is no issue, and hasn't been for years already .

i,ve had some fems sitting out in winter , regs busting out male flowers and fems staying strong .

[dezman]

Originally Posted by BAKED_BEANZ

fem seeds made by decent breeders is no issue, and hasn't been for years already .

i,ve had some fems sitting out in winter , regs busting out male flowers and fems staying strong .

Very true. You can have hermies on regular seeds too.

Originally Posted by dezman

Very true. You can have hermies on regular seeds too.

i make a lot a seed in my winter , you,d be surprised how many strains herm out in winter , you can grow them in summer and have a turbulent season and they never show any sign of male flowers .

you want to push any plants only the very most stable won,t herm in certain conditions .

when fems seeds were first bought to the market , they were total junk . now they are excellent . if you choose a reputable breeder .

i use fem mothers to seed from time to time , i have to be honest the offspring from those plants are a lot more uniform and reliable and have less variation . well seem to anyway.