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Female?

Happydaytoall

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Hello all. First timer here and I'm wondering if I have hermaphrodites? They've got great pistols going and its starting to stretch. But I see l have what look like pollen sacks? I obviously could be wrong, again first timer. So any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 

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We call those nanners...they are pollen packets as the plant has hemorphrodised. They will pollenise themselves and any other females close by so be warned. Get it away from others or you could try to pluck all of them and grow the plant out as they will have smokeable buds
 
Sorry to say, but they do appear to be nanners forming.
Some strains are prone to doing that and stress can also create them.
 
Yea. That's kinda what I figured. In the process of moving it to a different location. Have one female in a closet with it. They have a divider but I'm sure its not pollen proof. Thank you for the replies.
 
By the way, yes it did have a few stressful moments. Transplant was kinda late, topped it late I think, and pruned it too much once. Kind of a practice plant. I'll relocate n keep it going though. The 2nd plant is looking a lot better(about 6 weeks younger than the 1st). So hopefully I've learned some from my mistakes
 
If you keep the herm going, take precautions against cross contamination of pollen on yourself or implements to the female.
 
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