What are nanners

[Jules1976]

What are nanners a sign of please

 

[J232]

What are nanners a sign of please

Stress, genetics, environment.

 

[Jules1976]

Stress, genetics, environment.

Is it really bad I have one bud it's closest to the fan and I think it has a couple will it do anything really bad to the rest should I cut it off

 

[Budzbuddha]

Stressors / weak genetics etc.

Bananas start pollinating everything in the area as soon as they appear. If early flower , then possible seeds at end. Watch out for monkeys

 

[Jules1976]

Stressors / weak genetics etc.

Bananas start pollinating everything in the area as soon as they appear. If early flower , then possible seeds at end. Watch out for monkeys

What are monkeys should I chop the bud off as rest look fine

 

[Jules1976]

45 days of flower

 

[Budzbuddha]

Monkeys was a joke. Nanners are the male part in a mixed sex plant - herm.

 

[Budzbuddha]

Since you mentioned it is by a fan - possible pollination of other flowering bud. If you continue you will have seedy bud.

 

[Jules1976]

Monkeys was a joke. Nanners are the male part in a mixed sex plant - herm.

So should I remove it as I'm 45 days into flower and the rest look great don't mind losing that one bud

 

[Budzbuddha]

Unlike pollen sacs, bananas don’t need to burst open to spread pollen. They immediately start seeding buds that are close by. The pollen can drift to nearby plants and pollinate them as well.

Examine entire plant

 

[Jules1976]

Since you mentioned it is by a fan - possible pollination of other flowering bud. If you continue you will have seedy bud.

10 minutes till lights out should I chop it now mate please advise

 

[green_machine_two9er]

So should I remove it as I'm 45 days into flower and the rest look great don't mind losing that one bud

I dip tweezers in water and pluck out. Maybe you catch before to much pollen is spread snd the moist tweezer will hopefully stop of pollen cloud when you pluck it out

 

[Jules1976]

Unlike pollen sacs, bananas don’t need to burst open to spread pollen. They immediately start seeding buds that are close by. The pollen can drift to nearby plants and pollinate them as well.

Examine entire plant

Plant looks fine apart from that bud

 

[Budzbuddha]

Monitor plant … look for others.
Look at pistils NEXT to nanners , if pistils are darkened instead of white … it is pollinated.

i would probably chop that bud off

 

[Jules1976]

Thanks for advice I cut it off it's just one bud there's like 40bmore in there and if they go I might cry

 

[Jules1976]

Monitor plant … look for others.
Look at pistils NEXT to nanners , if pistils are darkened instead of white … it is pollinated.

i would probably chop that bud off

Thanks for your help mate really appreciate it yeah it's off shame but hopefully I've stopped the rot

 

[Budzbuddha]

Look over your grow environment…
Temps
Rh
Light intensity
Etc.

That way you can start to track down why it happened….. ir if strain is shite.

 

[green_machine_two9er]

Look over your grow environment…
Temps
Rh
Light intensity
Etc.

That way you can start to track down why it happened….. ir if strain is shite.

Yes. And light leaks

 

[Jules1976]

Look over your grow environment…
Temps
Rh
Light intensity
Etc.

That way you can start to track down why it happened….. ir if strain is shite.

Had a massive problem with the heat this past week had to get more fans think it got stressed being too close could that be it

 

[Jules1976]

Yes. And light leaks

Definitely no light leaks I'm crazy with the tape but I'll check just in case