WTF PLEASE HELP

thatguy2323

thatguy2323

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Please help!!! Came home to this after my buddy was taking care of them for a week...... :( I'm new to this and don't know what the hell but didn't look close to this a week ago. Why are my buds looking like they are shrivling up and hairs are drying up!! PLEASE HELP!!!
 

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Lash666

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that plant is either a male, or a hermie..(or just a really really shitty female lol), if you have any other plants in the vicinity i would remove it otherwise it will pollinate..
(seeds everywhere lol).
what strain is it? did you buy it feminized or regular?
 
thatguy2323

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Was a cindy clone. It's not dropping balls or banana just skinny.... te rest of the plant looks pretty alright besides this on bid and one other. Shrivelin up all crazy
 
$bkbbudz$

$bkbbudz$

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HMMM...find out what and how much food your friend gave her. The plant has nitrogen excess for 1, probably ph lock out as well I would check that 1st. Did you cut those leaf tips off or did they grow out like that?.

All this may be academic though...If you are SURE 100% there are NO nanners on her...let her finish as best as she can. If there is even a chance she is a boy or a she-male and yes clones or any female plant can hermie if it stressed enough...Hack it! Chop it! Put it a tomato can and bury it 5 miles into the woods. LOL!

Good Luck and Great Growz
 
thatguy2323

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For sure...... I really think it's a nitrogen thing cuz of the bat guano. I told the fuck " you can't burn my plants with this bat guano but only give her what I wrote down..." can nitrogen poison cause hermi???
 
Honey Oil Riot Squad

Honey Oil Riot Squad

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It almost looks like it's trying to go back into veg from the shape of the leaves on your first pic...
Any chance your buddy accidently fucked with the light schedule?

I've also had a hermie that had a similar looking bud structure.
Find my post on my profile about my hermie and compare

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K

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Lash666 said:
that plant is either a male, or a hermie..(or just a really really shitty female lol), if you have any other plants in the vicinity i would remove it otherwise it will pollinate..
(seeds everywhere lol).
what strain is it? did you buy it feminized or regular?
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Where do you see a male in that pic?
 
TrimothyLeary

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Why you feeding high N guano during flower?

I see a reveg, or some other hormonal change. Could be that N and a light leak?

Quit the guano, and make sure you have no light leaks. If you don't have an adequate source of N, find something less hot and steamy. Feed bloom nutes. Good base nutes will often have some amount of N anyway.

Provided there's no damage, you should be fine. May take a couple weeks to get back to flower. And you may have a much different plant structure after.
 
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thatguy2323

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TrimothyLeary said:
Why you feeding high N guano during flower?

I see a reveg, or some other hormonal change. Could be that N and a light leak?

Quit the guano, and make sure you have no light leaks. If you don't have an adequate source of N, find something less hot and steamy. Feed bloom nutes. Good base nutes will often have some amount of N anyway.

Provided there's no damage, you should be fine. May take a couple weeks to get back to flower. And you may have a much different plant structure after.
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Why use bat guano during budding? Really?
 

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TrimothyLeary

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K bud. Your plant is having issues, not mine. I'm trying to help. You didn't say what kind of guano, I made a logical deduction.

Data:
Apparent newb grower.
In flower.
Guano.
Mention of friend using too much.
Strange growth patterns, dark green color.
Excessive N can cause dark green and force a reveg.
Thus my answer.

Good luck to you.
 
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thatguy2323

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TrimothyLeary said:
K bud. Your plant is having issues, not mine. I'm trying to help. You didn't say what kind of guano, I made a logical deduction.

Data:
Apparent newb grower.
In flower.
Guano.
Mention of friend using too much.
Strange growth patterns, dark green color.
Excessive N can cause dark green and force a reveg.
Thus my answer.

Good luck to you.
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Lol nah man you took my reply wrong. I was asking "really?" Like dude at grow shop told me wrong. I think it's high N too cuz I found a CUP with bat guano dried at the bottom like he fucking dumped a cup down the soil..... WTF?!?! I APPRECIATE ANY feedback sir and welcome any. I am freaking out so please don't take me wrong sir!! THANKS A MILLION!!
 
TrimothyLeary

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Sorry, I definitely took that wrong. My apologies. Glad I held back, haha. What is the NPK on that guano by the way, can't see in the pic.

Well, not having any other evidence, I'd probably flush and feed a half dose of bloom and move forward. If there's no permanent damage, you'll probably be fine.

Apologies again, I'll check my attitude at the door next time.
 
Greenhouse;save

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Theirs a few good answers through this thread......my op......nutrient lockout(dark green leaves suggest outher wise.....BUT.....their r no signs of burn so somethings defo wrong with your feeding) and to me it looks like their your light schedules not been correct.......not sure if you mentioned how long have they been in flower??
 
thatguy2323

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Greenhouse;save said:
Theirs a few good answers through this thread......my op......nutrient lockout(dark green leaves suggest outher wise.....BUT.....their r no signs of burn so somethings defo wrong with your feeding) and to me it looks like their your light schedules not been correct.......not sure if you mentioned how long have they been in flower??
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It's 3 weeks 2 days. They didn't look like this before I left. This is the same bud 3 days BEFORE I left......
 

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