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Has anyone ever seen this?

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NebulaHaze , Have You ever seen a 'nanner' packin' a pistil before? I was just checking things in the grow room, when I noticed something yellow on a bud. This last lady is going to flush and harvest next week (last bloom feed this Saturday), so I took a photo to show You. What do You think?
 

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I'm not sure, if I remember right, their mom was rather 'skunkie'. The sister to this plant was just harvested (03/10) and did not look at all like this one, but I found one seed, so far, but she never showed any nanners!
May be this is that 'wild hair' that some people mention (LOL)! Anyway, she's getting her final bloom feed this weekend, then flush next. Chop, chop!
 
I've never seen that before! That's neat! :) I was wondering, would it be okay with you if we use these pictures on our Cool Mutations page?
 
That will be O.K. with me to use it. I'm not sure what to expect from this girlie anymore! If it did produce any pollen, I do not think that it will cause any harm because I'm going to feed her the final 'bloom' feed, then flush, and chop, chop!
I thought that you might like to see this little anomaly. The sister plant (from the same bag) had a seed that I found in the trim tray, but it had no nanners and I have not seen any more seeds (in the jars). It would not bother me at all if the hermied seeds do turn out to be feminized. More on that after the next grow, I am planning to germinate some hermied seeds from the grow that I harvested last July, will keep You posted!
 
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NebulaHaze , Here are some close ups (20X magnification) of the 'harry nanner' that I thought You might like to see, also a close up of another bud on the same plant with trichomes on the stem(s) (very heavy on the bottom) of a sugar leaf. I noticed that all of the newer leaves have trichomes on them and I have not seen this before on a plant. The sister (already harvested) pant did not show this trait (of the trichomes on the leaf stems), anyway, have a good weekend.
 

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This pictures are great! I agree, I'm not sure I'd worry too much about pollen from that "nanner" haha :) It's great to hear you're seeing so many new trichomes!
 
Thanks, I owe the majority of my (limited, but improving) success to You, Mr. Fourside, and the good folks in this forum! I do not worry about getting some seeds, after all, they are just little surprise packages waiting to be opened! I'll be flushing the 'harry nanner' lady this next week and Ill let You know how it turns out. Thanks again for all of Your help!
 
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