Breeders only: anyone ever attempt seedless?

[DemonPigeon]

Clover does not exist in appreciably significant numbers as tripoid according to the usda. Remember they are talking about distinctly different species of clover when talking about different ploid levels. After reading your information all I see is that it would produce many junk plants which means commercially it needs research but for small growers it is useful after sifting through junk.

Your last post is very useful thanks but your first two were your opinion on the information which is different from mine as I dont mind tossing a dozen or two plants. Let people decide for themselves. Or in other words your opinion along with the information is more than appreciated but your opinion without supporting information is useless as we may (do) have different standards for what's acceptable.

I think GMT was anticipating a suggestion that "Whorled Phylotaxy" is a sign of a plant being triploid and preparing to make a pre-emptive strike.
He's ICMag's resident expert on three-way branching plants

Here's a triple branched one I grew GMT's Bruised Nuts

Just after topping

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Those stems during flowering

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[Sam_Skunkman]

First of all triploid cannabis sets seeds, both from diploid pollen, tripoid pollen, and tetraploid pollen will allow seed set in triploids. If the plants are inter-sex then pollen is there.

I have never seen a single sterile tripolid and I have made hundreds.

Besides normal seed set you also get a lot of imature little white nubs (like in seedless water mellon's), that tried to be seeds but never made it. They sure ruin good herb!!!
-SamS