Hey @mndlss. Hope I’m not derailing anything. Felt this was applicable to your thread and is a part of cultivation that has always fascinated me.
From the numerous studies (they’re out there if you look) I’ve stumbled across online over the years and hands on exp killing seeds, that list looks pretty accurate. My broscience speculation is that the impact of those conditions can influence subsequent generations as well. We have environmentally triggered genetic switches why not plants?
Part of what makes this interesting to me is that there are so many factors involved…some of which we have yet to discover. Heck…the ether could be an influence…under the right moon…with the right constellations in place…meditating on the infinite luminosity of all…wait…crap…where’s my bones and beads😆
There is evidence that suggests sex ratios of dioecious wind pollinated plants (non cannabis) being influenced by overall pollen load. Heavy pollen tube competition somehow pressuring for high female ratios in resulting offspring. I know, not cannabis, but still food for thought. Would be nice to know if we could alter sex ratios by simply adjusting the pollen load.
Mndlss…were your pollinations fully loaded or partial? Not saying that is a factor…just curious. Did they experience any of the stress factors listed above?
And lastly…the most important factor of all…the crystals…were they pointed towards the father(the sky)…or the mother(the earth)