01greenv8
Active Member
Ok so I currently have 2 plants that are going into week 5 of flowering.
This morning I was watering them both, and I happen to notice a rather big sack (it looked almost like a male sack). I was in complete awe when I saw this considering I look at my plants every night before lights out, and I have not noticed ANYTHING that would resemble male traits.
So within seconds I went to go get some scissors so I could cut off this sack. I barely, and I mean barely touched it, and it just fell right off. I would show some pictures but it was pretty early in the morning when it happened and I was heading to work.
Out of curiosity, has anyone ever experienced something like this? I was thinking it almost seemed like one of the sack like things where the white sex pistils come out (sorry don't know the name) but I wasn't sure. Now I was hesitant towards leaving that plant in there with my other one or putting it outside. Inputs?
EDIT: Oh ya and I also looked over the plant after finding this strange sack and I saw no other sacks or any sort of clusterings of seeds/sacks.
This morning I was watering them both, and I happen to notice a rather big sack (it looked almost like a male sack). I was in complete awe when I saw this considering I look at my plants every night before lights out, and I have not noticed ANYTHING that would resemble male traits.
So within seconds I went to go get some scissors so I could cut off this sack. I barely, and I mean barely touched it, and it just fell right off. I would show some pictures but it was pretty early in the morning when it happened and I was heading to work.
Out of curiosity, has anyone ever experienced something like this? I was thinking it almost seemed like one of the sack like things where the white sex pistils come out (sorry don't know the name) but I wasn't sure. Now I was hesitant towards leaving that plant in there with my other one or putting it outside. Inputs?
EDIT: Oh ya and I also looked over the plant after finding this strange sack and I saw no other sacks or any sort of clusterings of seeds/sacks.