Mr_Skunkyfingers
Bluelighter
I Think my Plant might be Gender Confused 8) But Will it still get me High?? 
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Can You get High?? From a Hermaphrodite Plant??
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Ason Unique
Bluelighter
Of course just use the buds the plant produces, if you're worried about it pollenating your other plants seperate it, unless you want seeds that are feminized.
CrystalMethod2009
Greenlighter
There are two ways that a plant turns out hermaphrodite. One is a genetic or natural hermaphrodite. At least one of it's parents were hermaphrodite, and certainly any seeds produced by self-pollination will ALL be hermaphrodite. And then there's the most common cause, and that is, people who are growing, and don't know any better, provide the plant with a wildly varying day length. In this case, a hermaphrodite is produced by an otherwise female plant by providing a short day until it begins to bud. Then turn around and go back to a 24 hour day for a few weeks, then perhaps back to 12 hours. This confuses the plant, stresses it, and viola! male flowers are produced on a female plant. This can be a good thing. It ensures that all seeds produced by self-pollination on that plant, will ALL be female for the next generation. Also known as "feminized" seeds.
That may be more info than you needed but to answer your question, the sex of a plant has very little to do with it's potency. It's the yield that is affected by sex but you're going to want to harvest a male or hermaphrodite BEFORE the pollen glands open.
That may be more info than you needed but to answer your question, the sex of a plant has very little to do with it's potency. It's the yield that is affected by sex but you're going to want to harvest a male or hermaphrodite BEFORE the pollen glands open.
lostsoul.On.E
Bluelighter
you can get high. dpends on the seed to bud ratio. and the quality