KiefTreeFarms
Well-Known Member
So I had some Casey Jones x Green Manalishi freebies that all came out male.
I chose the one I thought had the best looking, smelling, and health qualities then put it out to flower with some proven ladies as I’ve done before. In fact one of the ladies is the product of this type of pollen chucking. Afterwards on another forum I see that many people got all or mostly males telling me the ratio of offspring is highly male. The females found seem great and what I expected them to be, but the ratio concerns me.
Does anyone have any input or experience with this type of situation that could offer some insight as to how this could possibly affect my crosses. All are/were Reg non-feminized plants except one female.
In the past a Fem used usually produced a greater number of female plants I assumed because of lack of the Reg/normal genetics.
Any help or theories welcome.
I chose the one I thought had the best looking, smelling, and health qualities then put it out to flower with some proven ladies as I’ve done before. In fact one of the ladies is the product of this type of pollen chucking. Afterwards on another forum I see that many people got all or mostly males telling me the ratio of offspring is highly male. The females found seem great and what I expected them to be, but the ratio concerns me.
Does anyone have any input or experience with this type of situation that could offer some insight as to how this could possibly affect my crosses. All are/were Reg non-feminized plants except one female.
In the past a Fem used usually produced a greater number of female plants I assumed because of lack of the Reg/normal genetics.
Any help or theories welcome.