Feminized starting to grow seeds?
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Phytoplankton
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You got pollen from somewhere! Bet the plant threw a nanner or two early on, or a few male flowers you missed. If outdoors, coulda come from anywhere.
livinthadream
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Mother nature doin what it does!! What week flower you in?
I’m sure I would of seen it as I was checking the plant everyday
Week 6 trich’s are all milky so harvest should be soon I think I need to start flush
MickFoster
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Nanners........they're sneaky little buggers.
conor c
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Proly stealth nanners they can be sneaky tbh they seem to be more common in modern lines than ones of old ime the old ones usually show u seen nanners so u know whats up but alot of this dessert type shit throws em internally almost so its harder to notice it you could have got
some pollen contamination blown in on the wind but the self pollinated is more likely imo
NanoGadget
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Do you have pictures of the entire plant you could share here?
madvillian420
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ive even had buds produce balls that were hidden and not noticeable until stripping nugs from stems
conor c
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Ive came across monoecious plants ive came across male herms even but ive not experienced that yet the first steath nanners i ever even seen were on some gsc hybrids years back
madvillian420
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Maybe i just am not a good pollen sac detective but yeah i did a lot of checking that run and still had a couple sneak by due to strange placement. Cant remember what strain, i think it was SFV OG x Sundae Driver
conor c
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They can be right sneaky sometimes
Bud man 43
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No worries- it likely self pollinated
Do you have a cat or 2? We have 2 very furry cats and I think they are travelling through the neighbours yards. If they come into contact with pollen and pass it onto your clothes then you pass it to your plants. It's the only thing I can reason why out of 3 different seedbanks and cutting from a mate. All this crop have a few mature seeds in them. Before we got cats I never had an issue
I've had the same happen on "feminised" seeds. Plucked them b4 they burst and all was good. It's a fairly common thing. It shouldn't be though. Imo. Breeders should have bred the trait out of the seeds. There have been a few breeders over the yrs I've avoided because of this problem. Also where they advertise a 4'-6' outcome yet ea seed only grows 2ft tall at best. If they can't get a consistent breeding they are just wasting their time.