teddy bonkers
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they are called "nanners" because they look just like banana's. they stick out like a sore thumb.
is this a nana?
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teddy bonkers
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in this pic of yours, I think I can see what looks like 1
and your very first pic, that is defininetly 1
and your very first pic, that is defininetly 1
Seedperson1
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This was right when I first noticed them. I can’t seem to find the close up I took. Also this isn’t OPs plant. I posted this for reference.
teddy bonkers
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go look at his very first pic. a monkey would be stoked
Seedperson1
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I see what you’re talking about but, I’m 50/50 on if it’s just a new sugar leaf sprouting and not a banana. Don’t see anything funny in the latest pics though.go look at his very first pic. a monkey would be stoked
Bukvičák
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You will notice it by your eyes that something is not in order. Another thing is where the nanners have appeared. I was experiencing nanners two times. Once it was somewhere in the bottom so I just snapped it off and went further without any issues and no seeds included. But second time it was just from the top, late flower maybe 2 weeks to go. I came to my tent one day, at first horrible dank, can not compare to anything I know, but for sure not terpen dank. and looking at the plants like WTF is going on here? Sugar leaves like they are gone and plant start to make different shapes of flowers than before. After maybe three days I have noticed really small tiny lime-brown coloured dots on my buds (at first I thought it is some bug) and it was the end of nanner. My buds were quite dense so the nanner which was almost 1cm long went out of bud only as a fkng small dot but he was adult enough. The result: buds full of seeds. So look at your plant with objective eye and when you see that something is wrong, than it is probably wrong...
Good luck
Seedperson1
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Thanks!
the native
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thanks guys.it really sucks, as these two plants were my first fem seeds grown and there pretty hard to get in new zealand real hard.but it is what it is.
Bukvičák
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You should figure out why this happened. This can happen geneticaly but it is very unussual. Probably they were stressed to much or you have some light leaks. Before you start another run, make yourself sure, that you avoid this. Otherwise you will get dissapointed again. Good luck
the native
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the blueberry is from seedsman.its the only 1 that did it out of the four.i tied down the top with yoyos because it was getting to tall.i think this stressed it out, although i bent and broke the jack it seem to get better.but then i found this the 1st photo i know its blurry but can you see the green bulb in the middle is that a seed or what.the rest of the photos are from the top of the blueberry
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the native
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both the jack and bb are grown in coco perlite 5 gallon airpots each.fertigate every day.
Bukvičák
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Not blurry but leaf growing out like an elbow and other looks like re-vegging to me...
the native
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yes that's what it looks like coz ive had small clones that have been taken from flower and they looked similar.i found another banana tho got it but this time in the jack..i keep wanting to pull it and then leave it. got 4 weeks from today that'll make it 10 weeks in total. everyone 1 is unsure,the misses says leave it.so mayb leave it and document as i go and if theres seeds hopefully they will be good and viable.
Seedperson1
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Still not seeing it. I agree with Bukvicak on it being a leaf.
the native
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ok ill just roll with it.
Seedperson1
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Give it a few more days and see if more pop up. I’ll try and grab a pic of a naner in one of my drying buds so you can see what I had going on and you can make a better judgement call.
Seedperson1
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It’s not the best pic plus they’re drying but, here’s one of them
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MICHI-CAN
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I have Had this A few times. Light contamination, heat stress and drought were my fault. Recessesive unstable genes were the others. Breeders rush new crosses to market with insufficient back crossing. 99% will be fine. 1% will be herms or worse. Stick with Tried and true strains. The latest and greatest tend to bite you from alot of breeders. You can get muslin cloth and make A bag to grow the plant in to prevent cross pollination. Picking nannas at this stage is futile. Just damaging buds. And A major pain. Tried It once. Over A month of tweezers and A magnifying glass. Still got seeds. Best of luck.
Bukvičák
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Ruined crop...
MICHI-CAN
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To the contrary. Contain the plant and isolate by bagging or moving to anther selerate location. Some seeds will mature in the remaining time frame. Most will not show recessive trait. More stock than originaly Bought. And A smokable bud with diminished yield and lower potency and flavor from this plant. All is not lost.
I need to get on A pc and Look close at pics. Tablet sux. Peace.