Gingerbeard
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I just trimmed some hermies from my plant. The offending buds were lowest on two of the 4-way manifolded main colas and maturing faster than the rest of the stem. There wasn't an abundant amount of pollen sacs. Only enough to notice. They have been cut up to dry on a piece of parchment paper and will go directly to a frozen mason jar, when dried, to be used in concentrates, later. Is removing hermies helpful at all in stopping a plant from turning?
The 4 main colas are still 90%+ lime green hair. Very little browning. They're at 9-1/2 weeks of flowering and look like they could easily go another 2. This is more time for the plant to think about turning. Is there a way to speed up flowering time?
The 4 main colas are still 90%+ lime green hair. Very little browning. They're at 9-1/2 weeks of flowering and look like they could easily go another 2. This is more time for the plant to think about turning. Is there a way to speed up flowering time?
