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New plants growing next to the main plant?
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TheRivex95
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It’s still early in the veg stage and yes, there are other cannabis plants around but they are all feminized plants, indoor grow, with interior bio soil that I got from a gardening store. Used the same soil in previous grows and did not have that “problemâ€
UrbZ
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It's not reused soil is it? Have you had any plants hermie on you in past grows?
UrbZ
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I've been racking my brain on this I pretty much got it down to a few options.
1.) You've had a male in your room before and did not properly clean in between grows. The residual pollen would then be transfered to new females.
Since your plant is un early veg it elimates that. Because she has no seeds to drop at this stage.
2.)If any of your other plants are in flower I would check for seeds. Seeds from a neighboring plant could have dropped into the pot.
Hard for this to happen as flower and veg are usually in dif. rooms. Almost completely eliminates this.
3.)Maybe the soil was improperly taken care of during it's journey to you. Or for some reason it is reused soil....
4.)Any chance They're not MJ plants. Alot of seedlings grow similar.
5.)Spilled some seeds in your soil and did not realize it.
Other than that not too many options.
1.) You've had a male in your room before and did not properly clean in between grows. The residual pollen would then be transfered to new females.
Since your plant is un early veg it elimates that. Because she has no seeds to drop at this stage.
2.)If any of your other plants are in flower I would check for seeds. Seeds from a neighboring plant could have dropped into the pot.
Hard for this to happen as flower and veg are usually in dif. rooms. Almost completely eliminates this.
3.)Maybe the soil was improperly taken care of during it's journey to you. Or for some reason it is reused soil....
4.)Any chance They're not MJ plants. Alot of seedlings grow similar.
5.)Spilled some seeds in your soil and did not realize it.
Other than that not too many options.
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