Hermaphrodite in week 7 of flower!?

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Broeut

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• May 16, 2018

• #1

One of my ants out of 4 has produced banna like pollen sacks. See photo.
It's made one produce a couple seeds others look okay. What should I do as they are still producing white hairs so not ready to crop just yet. Do I need to kill that plant?
Or check tricombes?

Thank you

 

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Broeut

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• May 16, 2018

• #2

This is it

 

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BudmanTX

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• May 16, 2018

• #3

welcome new member



and to confirm yes it did.......find them and pull them off if you can.....just so late in flower, must have stressed out somehow....

 

mytwhyt

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• May 16, 2018

• #4

Something you may not know about bananas.. They are a gift to be used...
https://freemygreenpdx.com/topic/3183-rodelization-somas-way-to-female-seeds/

 

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Broeut

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• May 16, 2018

• #5

Thank you for your responses I've pulled them off. But do I just carry on doing that and just hope for the best? I had to take my tent down as my landlord came round they spent a day in s cold shed that night be why?
Is the bud rubbish now then?

 

Nafydad420

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• May 16, 2018

• #6

Broeut said:

Thank you for your responses I've pulled them off. But do I just carry on doing that and just hope for the best? I had to take my tent down as my landlord came round they spent a day in s cold shed that night be why?
Is the bud rubbish now then?

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you need to just cut that plant before it spreads its seed on your ladies.

 

mytwhyt

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• May 16, 2018

• #7

Save the seeds, they'll all be female..

 

charface

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• May 16, 2018

• #8

Yes just keep watching and pulling them as soon as you see them.

Unless you already had a huge release there will be very little damage, especially this far in.

And if you did have a huge release its too late, just finish the plants.

 

drsaltzman

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• May 16, 2018

• #9

Don't cut until they're ready.
Spend some time picking through and pinching any you find off.
If you miss one or two you may get seeds. But not as many as if you had true male flowers release pollen.

 

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Broeut

Member

• May 19, 2018

• #10

Thanks for the response we guys helpfully as always I checked tricombes and one is going amber others one or two per leaf are going cloudy so pretty much ready if not past it