Oh no! Nanners!!!!

[Beeswings]

67 days since flip and during the morning inspection I notice some "new growth"
I'm going to cut the lights and chop tomorrow.

 

[shnkrmn]

They are late enough they'll do no harm. Not enough time left to make seeds. You could go another week without consequences, I bet.

 

[BudmanTX]

it's so late into flower, it's not gonna bother anything, like shnkrmn said you can go another week if ya want. Love the cloudiness btw

 

[zoomer428]

They are late enough they'll do no harm. Not enough time left to make seeds. You could go another week without consequences, I bet.

Really? I've gotten like, 1 or 2 seeds here and there from a plant before. Heck I was listening to dgs the other day and Chad Westport was talking about certain specific strains hermieing out every single time he grew them and how it was some what normal. Just the plant trying to hang on those last days and procreate as he said.

Hermieing out at the end not randomly I shoulda specified.

 

[BudmanTX]

gle time he grew them and how it was some what normal. Just the plant trying to hang on those last days and procreate as he said.

this line, is somewhat correct. They are, just like any plant at the end or towards the end of it lifespan, it will try to preserve itself....aka it will start to seed itself

 

[Beeswings]

this line, is somewhat correct. They are, just like any plant at the end or towards the end of it lifespan, it will try to preserve itself....aka it will start to seed itself

That and they are Royal cookies which as I understand from their website are bred from 2 S1s of the forum cut so it is likely we will find herms in this line just cause of what it is. Her sister which grows much faster, clones way easier, and doesn't herm will likely be the keeper cut but I have heard that the dankest weed does have herm tendencies so if she is that good maybe she'll be worth keeping around? Who knows but we'll find out in a month or so and I'll let you guys know!

 

[CptBluemax]

Happens all the time near the end , had the same with SLH and Tangie auto from blimburn , sign of maturity really.

As long as its not full male flower sac hermie its usually all good, especially this late.

 

[conor c]

That and they are Royal cookies which as I understand from their website are bred from 2 S1s of the forum cut so it is likely we will find herms in this line just cause of what it is. Her sister which grows much faster, clones way easier, and doesn't herm will likely be the keeper cut but I have heard that the dankest weed does have herm tendencies so if she is that good maybe she'll be worth keeping around? Who knows but we'll find out in a month or so and I'll let you guys know!

Yeah its just cos of the cookies genetics its a bagseed clusterfuck of a strain/family not only do most things with it in its lineage herm but they also quite often produce ovules as well the wee tiny not formed seeds as well see this is what happens when you s1 something with recessive herm genes the reccesive gene is dominant in the progeny at least it did it too late to do alot of damage mate

 

[conor c]

Happens all the time near the end , had the same with SLH and Tangie auto from blimburn , sign of maturity really.

As long as its not full male flower sac hermie its usually all good, especially this late.

The old slh in my experience didnt hermie so thats on blimburn imo

 

[conor c]

this line, is somewhat correct. They are, just like any plant at the end or towards the end of it lifespan, it will try to preserve itself....aka it will start to seed itself

Yes and no yes cos most of what we use today is from bagseed and no cos if we did it right rejected hype and whats popular and only used stable sexually firm individuals for breeding that have been stress tested to prove they are so then we wouldnt see it so much we have to do the work to fight against that but its work and folk want new shit yesterday so few do it right sadly many dont even test there stuff these days that is crazy to me that people actually pay money for untested seeds