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HELP! Please don't tell me...

OverMedicated

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Besides the obvious light and nitrogen burn... can you tell me what is wrong with this plant? It is not sticky although it was at one time. It gets you there, but it looks like it may be a Hermie? The trichomes are all brown, but they look like spider hairs with occasional mushrooms. I guess I just want to know if I wasted 10 weeks growing a she-male.
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Howdy OverMedicated, I'm not a soil grower, but if that was a 'hydro' plant, I would suspect pH problems. Just a thought.
Good luck with Your grow.
 
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Like SoOrbudgal said those are swollen calyx, not seed sacks. They are where seeds would be if the plant was fertilized.
If there were male flowers you’d see them as flowers dumping pollen all over and that’s very obvious! Or “nana’s” but I’m not seeing any of those either but I’d need to see closer photos to tell. They can form when the female gives up on finding a guy and just decides to do it on her own. At this point nanas wont likely be a problem since you are close to harvest. Nanas look like little bananas growing in your colas, not flowers but they carry pollen too. If your still concerned there might be seeds then take a few of the calyx between your fingers and give them a good squeeze. If its hard resistance there may be a seed but if they squish then nothing to be cornered about. If it seems hard then open it up, a seed will be obvious!
 
As for your plants health-not looking like any nitrogen burn, more like general nutrient burn and maybe a bit of light burn, maybe some ph issues. No matter what you do those leaves won’t recover, but your colas are looking pretty good, be time to harvest any day. I’d just cut all nutrients, cut off all the damaged leaves and flush well every two days for a week. That will help clean out the extra nutes and salts and your product will taste a lot better.
ps: nitrogen burn shows up as very dark green leaves, with the leaf tips curled down.
 
Thank you, guys, so much. I went ahead and dry docked her. She had one hell of a root! No seeds, no pollen, I think we're good here. What a relief... that's my up for the month. LOL!
 
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