Not generalized AFAIK. But I was told by @lefthandseeds that there is a DC pheno that displays whorled phylotaxi. That pheno is known to produce herm offspring.
Yes, they do go up. There is almost zero weight to them so up is easy. What sort of love reduces intersex demonstrations?
Not love really. Just getting them used to a different grow environment, such as a container or indoors. Did they herm outdoors too? If not , a few generations down the road they may not be as fussy.
I think these are F12. I think growing the whorls out for bud and not breeding with them makes the most sense. I got two males, one female and one whorling plant, as yet unsexed.
I am amused at the idea of teaching DC’s whorl trick to WCS but it would definitely be a less rewarding path. Less rewarding than not doing it.
Lol! With all those nice genetics you have, I don’t blame you one bit for not wanting to waste your time with a cross that would probably never be grown.
Agreed does look very Kashmir
That my friend looks very similar to wailing valley sativa. I would be interested
@AllOra I would be very interested. DM me
Whatever became of the wild sativa?