hermie??

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Phinxter

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what makes you suspect hermie ? is the plant an auto flowering strain or are they feminized seeds ? or did you stressthe plant by letting light leak in during lights out ?
or is it just magically showing dangly bits and hairs ?
 
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eclipsepers0n

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this is what i pulled off the plant that i have... it looks like a pollen sack and female hair... i have 4 other females ... will this hermie effect them at all???
 

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weezer

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brown hiars most often at this stage it means polanation has taken place up to 2 days ago
i would remove all male parts with damp paper towel or somthing
keep a close eye on it to make sure no more male parts develop
 
MaryJaneDoe

MaryJaneDoe

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eclipsepers0n said:
this is what i pulled off the plant that i have... it looks like a pollen sack and female hair... i have 4 other females ... will this hermie effect them at all???
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Hell yes it will affect the others, One ball sac and poof pollen every where, I would separate it if you can now, if it hasn't already done some damage. But I will say I really don't see that it's a ball sac. only you can see the whole plant. use your guts and do the right thing.I have never tried to take the balls off.I guess it would depend on just how many there are? once I awoke to see a male had pollinated over night, when I hadn't seen anything that night before I went to bed. Good Luck to you:mrgreen:
 
MaryJaneDoe

MaryJaneDoe

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Yeah I agree it does look like the calyx, very good info on that picture you posted. A lot of people could use it. Keep it where you can get it fast for future use. That way when you see a post such as this one you could pop it right up there. Still if ever you think it could be male get it out of general population , if you have the space. Once you see a male they just have a different look to them. Good Luck to you.
 
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