i cant find regular cheese seeds anywhere!,
Sometimes pollen from a reversal is actually sterile...
Now what's really gonna bake your noodle later on is would you still have broken it if I hadn't said anything?
im a lil bit gutted about female seeds,,,,,,was the polen fertile doc?
You now know!well this has been a great read !!
this is now i sum it ! - you have your old school and you have the new school !!
i can see the old schools point !!! self pollenation is the plants safty net ! its the last throw of the dice if you will ! its maybe its final trick its got up its sleve to asure it reproduces !! Yep you got it!
in other words its not something it idealy wants to do its a safty mechanism !! Yep
now to make natures last choice its 'death throws '
into the norm .................. well that has to have some sort of affect maybe not now maybe not 10 years but i belive it will !!
some sort of negitive effect no matter how it manefests itsself !!
and you have the new school !! all tests show there no problems from a scientific view point doin experiments and recording how the plant behaves !
there is no negitive effects all is wel!!l and plus you add in that the plants can do this naturaly well why is anyone even worrying !! Yep
thats what i take from it whos right n whos wrong .............. who knows !
Just food for thought...perhaps a breeder has a line worked to an acceptable level, when it comes to the intersex trait, and actually concentrated more on other aspects the plant had to offer? A strain doesn't have to have the intersex completely worked out of it to be a marketable keeper.
Some breed towards a specific aroma, or color. While others may breed toward resin production and vigor. The intersex trait is most always there, and if it can be selected for and worked out while still achieving the other goals, then fantastic. But things don't always work out and we may not get the whole enchilada, and we must settle.
I try not to rush to too many conclusions about hermies showing anyway. It is part of canna life.