First seed run

**Blue61** · 17-07-22, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by GEORGE

I wasn't aware there was A husk on the seeds. I have never seen anything but the seed itself. Still say those are calyx. jmo

The seeds form inside the calyxes George. So I guess your both right.

**TightNugs** · 17-07-22, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by Blue61

The seeds form inside the calyxes George. So I guess your both right.

Yeah what Blue said lol.Meant to say cylax produces the seed George.
Here's a few prepped.

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**TightNugs** · 17-07-22, 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by GEORGE

I wasn't aware there was A husk on the seeds. I have never seen anything but the seed itself. Still say those are calyx. jmo

Maybe it's just me that calls them husks George lol.

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**GEORGE** · 17-07-22, 05:30 PM

There is a seed in those calyxes, but as far as I know they want grow anything.

**GEORGE** · 17-07-22, 05:37 PM

You might be right, but the green through me off. Here is A video on mature seeds, and they are brown right off the pod.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL8d1wYPfSc&t=58s

**TightNugs** · 17-07-22, 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by GEORGE

You might be right, but the green through me off. Here is A video on mature seeds, and they are brown right off the pod.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL8d1wYPfSc&t=58s

I'm taking a few at different stages mate,it's all a test with this run.
Trial and error.
Cheers Nugz

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**TightNugs** · 17-07-22, 08:20 PM

I think it's the bracts that produce the seeds but they resemble swollen cylax.

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**Blue61** · 18-07-22, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by TightNugs

I think it's the bracts that produce the seeds but they resemble swollen cylax.

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What folks call a calyx is really a bract but it has been in the weed lexicon so long it has kind of become the standard.

The calyx is actually an invisible membrane inside the bract. Hope this helps.

**Farmer Geddon** · 18-07-22, 01:11 PM

Probably bro science but I've heard of breeders storing new seeds in the freezer for a few months to simulate winter conditions.

If and when I get round to doing a seed producing grow, that'll be on the list for side by side germination tests.