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- Thread starter oldjarhead100
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. Sorry bro.....
oldjarhead100
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I really dont mind a few seeds saves money lol
tyler_ hobbyist
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It looks like a genetic hermie to me im sorry bro. Gently cut off the pollen sacks and keep an eye for them and cut em right away and ull be fine
Weed Pharma
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To distinguish a stress hernie from a genetic hermie-
The genetic hermie displays both flowers throughout the plant, where as, the stress hermie has isolated pollen sacs.
If it is genetic - I won't save the seeds- If however, it can be attributed to a stressor 2-3 weeks prior, and there are no generalized male flowers- I'd grow those seeds out.
The genetic hermie displays both flowers throughout the plant, where as, the stress hermie has isolated pollen sacs.
If it is genetic - I won't save the seeds- If however, it can be attributed to a stressor 2-3 weeks prior, and there are no generalized male flowers- I'd grow those seeds out.
oldjarhead100
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the first trans person lol
oldjarhead100
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To distinguish a stress hernie from a genetic hermie-
The genetic hermie displays both flowers throughout the plant, where as, the stress hermie has isolated pollen sacs.
from what I can tell there are only two spots on the plant that have the seed sacs I think they might be on the same branch ,If I cut them out will it grow more in different spots, also if it is pollen sack it will pollinate the rest of the grow if left alone or are those just seed sacs damn damn damn , the plant is a limpin louie , I had a grow with budda Tahoe ,silver haze Big bud well a friend asked me to get some plants going with his seeds so I did well he had big bud seeds , our plants got mixed up his was a male and I didnt catch it in time so they all had seeds,so my buddy called the Budda Tahoe/big bud limin louie and it stuck
alright we decided they were hermies what have others done to save the plant or grow, what are my options
I have to admit I love being able to put the problem out there and get all these responses, group decisions are so much fun
The genetic hermie displays both flowers throughout the plant, where as, the stress hermie has isolated pollen sacs.
from what I can tell there are only two spots on the plant that have the seed sacs I think they might be on the same branch ,If I cut them out will it grow more in different spots, also if it is pollen sack it will pollinate the rest of the grow if left alone or are those just seed sacs damn damn damn , the plant is a limpin louie , I had a grow with budda Tahoe ,silver haze Big bud well a friend asked me to get some plants going with his seeds so I did well he had big bud seeds , our plants got mixed up his was a male and I didnt catch it in time so they all had seeds,so my buddy called the Budda Tahoe/big bud limin louie and it stuck
alright we decided they were hermies what have others done to save the plant or grow, what are my options
I have to admit I love being able to put the problem out there and get all these responses, group decisions are so much fun
tyler_ hobbyist
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Those are pollen sacks and they will pollenate every other female but if u catch them early u can cut them off and ull be fine. Yes she will. Coutinue to keep growing polen sacks but just keep cutting them and ull be fine. If u do produce any seeds throw them away because this is a genetic hermie and that trait will be passed on. A stress hermie will only grow banannas inside the buds, unless its chemicly induced (collonial silver) then it will grow sacks but zero buds. A genetic hermie will grow both buds/ sacks and they will grow in different parts of the branchs. But like I said just cut the sacks off early and ull be fine. DO NOT LET a single sack open up. If u dnt have time to check her everyday then id just throw her just incase. Im sorry ya got a hermie.
oldjarhead100
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tyler_ hobbyist
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Looks like ur plant has already been pollenated 
thats a seed growing in that calx
thats a seed growing in that calxtyler_ hobbyist
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This is a female thats been pollenated, if u look close u will see that some of the calxs look different than other ones, the big round ones with darker pistiles are growing seeds. My plant has been pollenated for a couple weeks now, thats why those pistiles turned color already urs are still young
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tyler_ hobbyist
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U have 2 options, u can grow her or I would recomend just cutting her so no more pollen can spread.
