Need Advice on a herm....

[sum182]

Well, plant hermed, rather disappointing cause its a feminized seed. Checked for light leaks, couldnt find any, I'm pissed. This is the only plant i'm growing, as i decided to do one large one instead of a bunch of small ones. The big problem, its pretty early in flower. Now, like i said, this is the only plant in the box right now, so no risk, and I was planning on losing the ghetto box after her anyways for a properly build one. I just dont know, with her not being far along in flower at all (bout 1 1/2-2 week) if i should even finish her. I've plucked all the bananas i could find but there were a good bit of them. Extra sad cause its the only thing i have going right now. Better to chop her and start a mass of 12/12s? or finish her and hope for the best? Never had one herm this early......=( Strain was CH9 Jack.

 

[growone]

sorry for the grief, my limited expereince is that when a plant hermies this quickly, it was genetics, was going to happen
as to salvaging her, it can be done, but it's plenty of work, i've done it
pluck bananas daily, they will replace what you pull disturbingly quick
mist with a little water, before/during plucking, wet pollen doesn't live long
and you will get some seeds, it's usually just too hard to get every rooster
but you should get bud with few seeds

 

[bass1014]

thats a nice looking plant to herm this early.. any clue on who,what,when,and why it did it. stress,temps??? also like the above said wet the sacks before pulling them off, imo i would grow it out and try and keep up with the nanners unless they start coming out of the cola's them self.. or you could put pantyhose over the buds that get nanners and then the pollen shouldn't go past that cola.. good luck, send some better pics of the hermie for the class...

 

[TWS]

Dutch masters makes a reversing spray.

 

[sum182]

Dutch masters makes a reversing spray.

hmm....didn't think that was possible....Anyone out there got experience with this?

 

[TWS]

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[sum182]

thats a nice looking plant to herm this early.. any clue on who,what,when,and why it did it. stress,temps??? also like the above said wet the sacks before pulling them off, imo i would grow it out and try and keep up with the nanners unless they start coming out of the cola's them self.. or you could put pantyhose over the buds that get nanners and then the pollen shouldn't go past that cola.. good luck, send some better pics of the hermie for the class...

No light leaks, bugs, anything.....However, temps are a little high at 85-90, I'm gonna take the 2nd 150w hps i have in there out and pick up some of the reverse spray. From what i just read, it will only work if its stress induced and not a genetic herm. So, i'm gonna hope for the best i guess.