ColdArmySoldier
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So at the BBQ I spoke with EC and he gave my an additional warning about how the Qushs may be hermie prone. That warning reminded me that I hadn't thoroughly checked the girls in a while for problems. Sure enough, Qush 4 had started shooting out a few rogue stamen. Bummed because Qush 4 was the frostiest of them all. I decided to finish her outside (far away from the other outdoor girls) since she only has a few weeks to go. Hopefully she won't get all the girls outside pregnant, but I doubt it since there is only a few stamen and I have been chopping them at first sight. All the other Qush 4 will be chopped as I don't want a hermie prone plant in my garden. I am pretty sure it was caused by heat stress due to these damn 90+ days. Oh well, makes the pheno selection easier and clears up some veg room ![Smile :) :)](/styles/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Shots of her at day 42 in flower.
![Qush_Q4_Day42_hermie2.jpg](/data/attachments/1630/1630543-2f876172f43bbea6b844d0b5b1b98e26.jpg)
![Qush_Q4_Day42_hermie1.jpg](/data/attachments/1630/1630544-6d566d5ba6b825d48b8c8efa806eba01.jpg)
![Smile :) :)](/styles/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Shots of her at day 42 in flower.
![Qush_Q4_Day42_hermie2.jpg](/data/attachments/1630/1630543-2f876172f43bbea6b844d0b5b1b98e26.jpg)
![Qush_Q4_Day42_hermie1.jpg](/data/attachments/1630/1630544-6d566d5ba6b825d48b8c8efa806eba01.jpg)