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ive noticed a few times with outdoor, and more recently with indoor
that if growing from questionable seed, and taking clones, you stand a risk of cloning herm. and your original seed parent being herm
but also, if cloning a little late (induce flowering to show parent sex) and taking bottom clones, selectively. or taking clones only from branches showing no herm
you can stay away from the herm parts of the plant and clone something that will grow female.
maybe an occasional hermy flower, but ive just had to stay ready for them at all times. i know it doesnt seem worth it, but if the strain is worth it, its worth it to me i guess
ive found doing the 'not written in stone' tricks to increase female hormones, or returning the clone to nature really increases the rate of female plants from a clone of a plant that had hermied before(this could be due to genetics, or stress caused by whatever, right?)
my real question is, could a clone taken from a plant who has shown obvious herm but selectively cloned away from that activity be grown out cloned out flower parent (if 100% fem for entire flower) could all the clones from her be flowered then in confidence they wont herm, that they will be true female by this time? and if flowered in non stressful conditions for the sake of things, flowering exactly the same as the parent plant was just flowered and showed no herm...
or would it have to be watch like a hawk like have been doing since deciding to let a hermi's genetics carry on? and for generations after?
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My guess, (and it's just that, since I don't have much experience with growing) is that it would hermie if it got stressed but otherwise be fine, that is still too much of a risk IMO.
Cloning a hermi plant, will give you hermi clones, it's just part of their DNA. Now if the plant hermi from some sort of stress, then one may be able to avoid hermi it again by avioding the stress, but the plant will still have risk of hermi, so watching it like a hawk would be wise.
imo it's not worth your time man. I had a plant hermie out door last summer. Everyone here told me to chop it. instead i trimmed the brach that hermied. After tending her all summer...she grew huge....and then hermied again. Complete waste of time on my part. This was just the plant and not it's conditions though.
Not exactly your situation...just thought i'd throw it out there.
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I think the straight answer here is you can NOT clone out the hermie trait. It's in the genetics of the plant. A clone is an exact duplicate of the plant is came off of so therefore would have all the hermie attributes you are trying to stay away from.
Like Coda said. Kill em.
Order some seeds from a reputable supplier or obtain clones from someone you know.
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