Is this a pollen sack? (pics)
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colorfullyben
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Any ideas? Should i remove it from the room? What if i simply cut this ball? 
Sunnysideup
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Is that the only one on the plant or do you see others forming?
colorfullyben
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This is the only one on the plant. All other nodes (except a few lower ones which have nothing on them) have white hairs.
girldatgrows
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tha looks like a nut imo
whulkamania
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Yeah, you just grew a set.
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.
dont fret my man. if you do have other plants just separate this one from the others and continue flowering.
whulkamania
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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!!!
rambler420
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I'm still learning about hermies, but couldn't he/she just pluck off the pollen sack before it opens?
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:
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
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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?
Were there any other males around it?
colorfullyben
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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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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?
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
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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.
colorfullyben
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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...
