Baby nanners
- Thread starter Green wiggler
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hotrodharley
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You use pollen to pollinate. Not seeds. Of course you can gather pollen and pollinate more plants.
HydroKid239
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I've never seen nanners on such a small plant, but I can imagine the genetics are weak. I wouldn't want to keep it around if it threw nanners just from trying to clone. I wouldn't want the genes passed down.
Bukvičák
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I think its unstabLe shit
Bukvičák
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Mother plant gonna be the same
Green wiggler
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I haven't got that far yet and was wondering If it was worth it. I've read all differnt ways to stress them to get them to hermie. The 3 are good but were taken during veg. It's pretty weird that they popped out of this clone so small but it had a small flower on it
hotrodharley
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Stress
Green wiggler
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I just don't understand the stressing of spraying, changing lights or cutting. Why will spraying work but cutting won't?
Green wiggler
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If you try to stress your plant by spraying with colidiol silver or by changing the light cycle and if it hermies does it get nanners? I'm new and don't get it
lusidghost
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During my last run one of my 3 week old seed grown vegging plants developed nanners. All of the other plants made it to harvest without getting any. I still don't understand what happened.
Green wiggler
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Life is like a box of choc-lates. You never know what your going to ge-aat
Green wiggler
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Now that's funny.
