Is this a pollen sack? (pics)

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colorfullyben

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Hello,

This little thing has appeared on a lower node of a very healthy female which has white hairs all around. So what's up?

I hope some chubby white hairs come out of this thing...

Thanks.
 

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DarkSarcasm420

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but do you have any other plants, even if it is a hermie you can still complete flowering if it is separated to keep your other plants seedless. you can still get some smokeable bud from a hermie itll just have a few seeds in it.
dont fret my man. if you do have other plants just separate this one from the others and continue flowering.
 
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whulkamania

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DarkSarcasm420 said:
but do you have any other plants, even if it is a hermie you can still complete flowering if it is separated to keep your other plants seedless. you can still get some smokeable bud from a hermie itll just have a few seeds in it.
dont fret my man. if you do have other plants just separate this one from the others and continue flowering.
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No because even if it is a hermie, The pollen sacks can still burst.
 
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earnie

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calicat said:
The second picture shows male signs. I am sorry it appears you have a hermpahrodite.
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Why be sorry? Again a hermie is not a bad thing! whats the worst that could happen? so you get a few seeds in your bud, have you never bought bud with seeds? Did it get you high? and if a hermie pollinates itself or other females in the room you will get 99.9% female seeds!!!
 
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colorfullyben

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Well, thanks.

Unfortunately there is no other place to put this greedy! plant but the window sill. It won't continue flowering at the window sill which has a weak indirect North sun, will it?

I'll probably wait a couple of days to see if it's a hermaphrodite. If it is, i think it's because i played around the light cycle too much and cut clones from this one when it already had preflowers. If it turns out to be a hermaphrodite, i'll cut clones from nodes which are female.

Assuming that the plant is genetically a female. And since it is likely that the stress-caused hermaphroditism doesn't affect the whole plant's genetic code, i guess these clones will produce female plants. I just assume though :)

Here is an overall shot:
 
Sunnysideup

Sunnysideup

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Is it possible that it is a female and you had her near another male and she got slightly pollinated? It happens to me sometimes and I end up with just a few seeds and it is all good.
Were there any other males around it?
 
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colorfullyben

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Sunnysideup said:
Is it possible that it is a female and you had her near another male and she got slightly pollinated? It happens to me sometimes and I end up with just a few seeds and it is all good.
Were there any other males around it?
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There were males, but as soon as they formed sacs i took them out. They had sexed during when they were 30 days from sprout (under 24 hours of light) by the way:?:

These are the males when i took them out, do you think they were mature enough to pollinate a female which had only a few preflowers by then?
 

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Sunnysideup

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colorfullyben said:
Well there was but as soon as they formed pollen sacks i took them out. They had sexed when they were 30 days from sprout by the way:?:

These are the males when i took them out, do you think they were mature enough to pollinate a female which had only a few preflowers by then?
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Yeah, I do. I think it is very possible ONE sac could of opened and lightly pollinated your female. You said this is obviously a female plant, and she is only showing this one sac. I would pinch it off and keep an eye on her to make sure she is not producing anymore. I bet that she just got pollinated, lightly, from one of your other males. Mine looked just like yours when this happened to me.
 
Sunnysideup

Sunnysideup

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I just looked at your pic again (the first one) to me, that appears to be a seed, not a sac. I think she got pollinated, which is not a bad thing! You will get some extra seeds.
 
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colorfullyben

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earnie said:
...and if a hermie pollinates itself or other females in the room you will get 99.9% female seeds!!!
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Well i'm interested... Are you sure of this? What would be the percentage of hermies from a hermie-female breed?

I'll keep you guys posted. I think it will be apparent tomorrow...
 
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