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Hermaphrodites??
- Thread starter lonnielmb72
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DW2
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Howdy Lonnielmb72, It does appear that You have some nanners there. But not to worry, In my experience with nanners, they have produced female seeds. I have been using the nanner'ed seeds for several grows now and they product good bud. The plants produced from them do not always produce more nanners, the environment of the plants (stresses from light, high temperatures, or other stresses) affects the amount of nanners and seeds produced.
SoOrbudgal
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Yes move it out away far away or kill it pull the nanners or seedpods. I still smoke that bud, cause i'm a "stupid" gorilla lovin fool. I'm waiting on a gorilla bomb that's going on 6months from outdoor LOL she is going to make us stupid-errr
lonnielmb72
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I had another plant in cabinet with this so I moved it to its own cabinet. So my next question is should I keep going with it and harvest the seeds? I read that hermy seeds are feminized is that true? And if I do continue on with grow do I keep it in 12 on 12 off schedule and would I harvest when I would if it were just a regular grow?
Farmall
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Mr.furley . you’re then saying this is not a grow error or mishap but would have hermied no matter what? OR, like producing great plants based on their genetics, you need to have the best environment for maximum genetic outcomes and this brought out the fact that this seed was genetically programmed to be a hermie if it was grown in ideal conditions? Hope this isn’t rambling
Toker1
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It’s Russian roulette when you have a late blooming hermi seed. Sure, you might get good bud... but you might get more late blooming hermi seeds as well. Personally choice here, but I don’t have 3 months of space, electricity, and nutrients to spare. To those who do kudos, you are doing better than I.
The argument that seeds are expensive is penny wise, but pound foolish. I purchase good genetics, then clone the shit of of them. So I get plenty of value out of the seeds I buy.
The argument that seeds are expensive is penny wise, but pound foolish. I purchase good genetics, then clone the shit of of them. So I get plenty of value out of the seeds I buy.
Mr.furley
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I got to agree with Toker1 on this one. It's a genetic Lottery when you have a hermi, you can save seeds, and grow it out, if you have the time/space/ect.. Iv done it and had it go both ways, sucks to chuck a 8 week old plant but is great if you get nothing but females. If you do keep seeds and the next plant goes Herm like this its time to trash them all for sure. The big question is Do you have the means to keep them?
Keeping the plant, you will have some seedy weed, we've all had seedy weed, are you ok with seedy weed? Then just keep it at 12/12 and get it done. Any light change will just add to the situation and or/and delay it, be prepared that the other plant in the tent can have seeds, you have open pollen sacks on this one.
Farmall it is in my opinion that this plant is a genetic hermaphrodite from the 1)age of the plant (looks like 4-5 weeks) and that the sex has 2)matured together at the same time in the same places and 3) there is abundance of both sex.
Heat/light stress nanners happen at the top of the plant, light leaks are isolated to specific area, plants will have health issues with environmental issues, the pictures and info provide is going to suggest its over the whole plant and it's healthy.
Sex can be influenced by genetics and environment, genotype and phenotype. Stability of your genetics and knowing where they come from is the big question when you're limited on time/space/money/patience....
​​​​​​​good luck lonnielmb72
Keeping the plant, you will have some seedy weed, we've all had seedy weed, are you ok with seedy weed? Then just keep it at 12/12 and get it done. Any light change will just add to the situation and or/and delay it, be prepared that the other plant in the tent can have seeds, you have open pollen sacks on this one.
Farmall it is in my opinion that this plant is a genetic hermaphrodite from the 1)age of the plant (looks like 4-5 weeks) and that the sex has 2)matured together at the same time in the same places and 3) there is abundance of both sex.
Heat/light stress nanners happen at the top of the plant, light leaks are isolated to specific area, plants will have health issues with environmental issues, the pictures and info provide is going to suggest its over the whole plant and it's healthy.
Sex can be influenced by genetics and environment, genotype and phenotype. Stability of your genetics and knowing where they come from is the big question when you're limited on time/space/money/patience....
​​​​​​​good luck lonnielmb72