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So I vegged a blue rhino mother plant for about 2.5 months, took great care of it etc, while my autoflowers were growing. On june 27th I put the blue rhino mother and several clones to 12/12, on that same day I missed a day of watering so they were hella droopy. I decided to water them and then set to 12/12 from 18/6. I probably should have chosen when the plants were healthier to 12/12.
About a week ago I over nuted as well, burning the shit out of the plants by overfeeding and over foliar spraying. I open my tent last night and 5 of the 6 blue rhinos including the mother had about 60-70 percent hermie bananas. They've been in flowering for 11 days now.
My question to you guys is, of the 6 plants, 1 is banana free but showing crazy preflower buds and lotsa white hairs, 2 of the 6 had about 40 percent coverage and I cut of all the stems that had the bananas. I'm putting 3 of them back into Veg and nurse them back to health, then flower. Is this a good idea? I know most people would say scrap the entire plant, but I'm still hopeful I can reveg and if they are indeed stress induced hermies, perhaps once they're in better shape and I throw them back in 12/12 there won't be any bananas. I'm hopeful that the one without ANY bananas will continue to stay that way.
I still have 1 clone which I never threw in the flowering tent, would u guys pitch this too? I'm hoping it's not the genetics and it was just stress, because the plants were really looking bad for awhile due to neglect.
About a week ago I over nuted as well, burning the shit out of the plants by overfeeding and over foliar spraying. I open my tent last night and 5 of the 6 blue rhinos including the mother had about 60-70 percent hermie bananas. They've been in flowering for 11 days now.
My question to you guys is, of the 6 plants, 1 is banana free but showing crazy preflower buds and lotsa white hairs, 2 of the 6 had about 40 percent coverage and I cut of all the stems that had the bananas. I'm putting 3 of them back into Veg and nurse them back to health, then flower. Is this a good idea? I know most people would say scrap the entire plant, but I'm still hopeful I can reveg and if they are indeed stress induced hermies, perhaps once they're in better shape and I throw them back in 12/12 there won't be any bananas. I'm hopeful that the one without ANY bananas will continue to stay that way.
I still have 1 clone which I never threw in the flowering tent, would u guys pitch this too? I'm hoping it's not the genetics and it was just stress, because the plants were really looking bad for awhile due to neglect.