Looks like a Hermie to me. The white pistils are female parts. When you get those little ball looking things, they can actually be two different things. One of them is just a swollen calyx, it tends to be right up tight to the joint, and often has a little white hair growing out of it. The other option is a pollen sack. Those tend to have a little stem separating them from the joint, like yours have.
Is it just the one plant, or a couple of them? If it's just the one plant, you may want to just get rid of that one, since it can pollinate all the rest, and then you might have lots of seeds in your buds, which can decrease yields. If it was all of them, I would TURN the fan off, get a wet paper towel, and carefully remove everyone you find. You still could get some seeds, but a few seeds in your buds is better than no bud at all, at least in my opinion.
Whichever you do, you should do it asap, since those look like they are close to opening up and releasing pollen.
Looks like you have some nice buds growing in that last picture though! And bet ya still harvest some good weed!
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Help! Herme or Male
1st grow 2 bag seeds 2 fem bought seed. 2.5 weeks into flower
# of Plants - 4
Grow Type - Soil
Grow Stage - Flower
Bucket Size - 5 Gallon
Lights - (2) =300 Watt LED
Nutrients - fox farms
Medium - Fox Farms Ocean
PH - 6.5
RH - 50% to 55%
Room Temperature -72 to 84
Solution Temperature -65 to 69
Room Square Footage - 4x5 tent
Pests - None Known
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Oh wow, is that what you have her in right now? If so, scratch my advice and get a second opinion. Normally you shouldn't have to flush an organic soil, but if it's in FFOF, and your having problems like that, then, maybe? I have not had to flush my soil before, so see what other folks have to say, first.
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I haven’t started any nutes yet but will be using the FF trio. I read that FFOF has enough nutes for the first month. I’ve been spraying them with 6.7 PHd water. Could a good flush help lower the nutes if it is the soil being too hot?
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Also, do you have any Nutrients that you plant to use on that plant, and if so, what are they?
One thing you could try for the short term, is giving her an extremely week feeding, by spraying the leaves with a spray bottle. Most Nute company's have a recomended strength for foliar feeding, and you want to cut that in HALF to start. Use PH'ed water, and spray the leaves, then shut the lights off till it dries, since that Nutrient water can act like a prisim, and burn the leaves, a little indirect light is fine. I would not want to try this with anything like Miracle Grow, only decent stuff, like the Fox Farms Grow Big, or something of that nature.
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I think it's your soil.
Organic matter is a good thing, but when you get lots of none decomposed stuff like that, especially lots of tree bark, all the microbes in your soil that are trying to break the stuff down for your plant, end up using nearly all the available nitrogen to do it. So a plant gets anemic, especially a young seedling. So that soil is really bad for what your doing.
Can you get your hands on some Fox Farms Ocean Forrest? It's not perfect, but lots of places are selling it now, and it works good for pot. I know some folks who use it, like to add a bit of perlite, up to a third at the most, so that you have better oxygen to the roots.
It would be tricky to safely transplant that seedling out of that stuff, but you are going to be fighting issues for a long time in that stuff, and I think the combo of the decomposing pot, would hurt it even more.
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hmm I dont know about the ph but I'm gonna check it. I thought about a root issue too because it's in a 3l container and I think I slowly need at least a 6l one. I haven't give any nutrients yet and I water till runoff of 20%. Thanks I'm gonna check the roots out.
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Hi all, I need your help!
My first try, it is an orange bud (I think autoflower) and as you can see on the fotos the upper leaves look like they were burnt but they sure aren't, because the plant is since the beginning at roomtemperature (20-24 °C). What could it be and what should I do?
On the other fotos I saw some brown spots on few lower leaves is it ok or should I worry about them too?
Beside that she looks pretty healthy for me there are many new sprouts.
Any ideas?
Thanks for the advices!
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Mold and rot is due to certain natural conditions to occur,moisture and lack of air movement and temperature, are key players and that is why my friend,I defoliate ! For better air movement thru the plant....
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