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3 responses to “White seeds?”

1. 

   J Mystro

   03/31/2024

   Just shit luck. Pollination can occur inside the bud late to where you can’t see. The little yellow seeds form late in flower and don’t have time to mature.

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   Budwin Jones

   04/02/2024

   When I’m breeding, I’ll run across plants that don’t frost up at all and focus their energy on growing seeds. That makes me think that it might slow/stunt tric production, but I doubt you’d notice unless you were entirely seeded.

   For smoke – they pop. Sometimes hard enough to make a hole in a rolling paper. Wear glasses. 😂

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   Minnekannabis

   04/02/2024

   I don’t believe these are seeds yet, but the precursor to a seed. It was just a few, tiny white, dots, smaller than a pin-head. We had all feminized plants growing in the tent. I read somewhere that this area is where the pistils lead to pollinate, but if they aren’t pollinated, they never develop.

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