Hermie after flowering

prtymrty

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Hey everyone.......just wonder if anyone out there has ever had a plant go hermie going into it's 4th week of flowering.......I'm pretty sure I found one.....not taking any chances.....just threw it out side.
 

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hydroMD

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4 weeks left? Id take out some tweasers and start plucking all the sacks. As long as you remove them the plant will continue to grow as if it had never hermed.

Especially if your growing a small number of plants, it makes it worth the extra elbow grease.

Who knows, it might be something special and very well worth it.





Dr. Who, i was under the impression this is a greenhouse developed strain.
 

hydroMD

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wtf i have 5 plants kalashnikova 2 of them is hermi 4 weeks flowering i hate GHS :(

No good bro. I wouldnt give up on ghs just yet though ;) You might have to pheno hunt a little, but there are some great buds that come from them.

Hope your remaining plants kill it.
Like i said before too, if its worth the extra time to you, you can remove all pollen sacks from the plant and wait to see if any return. Keep removing them until its ready to chop :)

I currently have a trainwreck that produces blank seeds 6 weeks into flower. I just tweaser them cause its A++ grade bud
 

hydroMD

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Hey everyone.......just wonder if anyone out there has ever had a plant go hermie going into it's 4th week of flowering.......I'm pretty sure I found one.....not taking any chances.....just threw it out side.
Fyi, if u decide to take off pollen sacks and re introduce that plant to your room, id suggest spraying it down with some mighty wash and throwing it in at night so it can dry before lights turn on.

(Ps. Mighty wash is safe to drink. I think its electricly charged water or something... kills bugs, molds, fungus, etc though.)

Nit here to sell a product, but i dont hear a oot of people talk about it. The rep from them opened a sample and took a drink... so i believe its safe to use throughout flower.
 
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