Yeah if it is six weeks into an eight week flowering plant you'll be ok, I think. Maybe a few very immature seedlets or whatever, but will probably be hard to notice, just pluck those nanners and let it ride. A ten week strain might be a bit tougher, but sounds like you're probably ok. Something in your environment may have caused it, excessive conditions of any kind. Make sure you keep her as healthy as possible from here out, and I don't know about your other plant, because I don't know how long you have to go on it. If you get seeds from the other plant, the good one, grow them!
Ya man, a ten week strain would be lizard balls. But i think hell be ok if he stays in it and
Wtf?? Seeds absolutely take away from potency, as soon as a calyx is pollinated the tiny bud it's growing from stops producing trichomes which is where the thc lives.
WTF? Dude you don't have to come with that...all I can say is prove it. This fallacy of yours is bunk. Are you saying it's because it stops producing a few trichomes? This is urban legend garbage so stop propagating it
I fooled around with breeding for a while, multiple plants, pollinated one branch a piece, took like 3 bowls of the seedy shit to do what one bowl of some sens from the exact same plant same result for every single plant. A seed here an there is nothing but one or two popped bananas in a small room with adequate ventilation will pollinate a bunch
Oh of course, no denying that sensi plants are always the way to go but it all goes back to when the pollen was introduced. Early pollination is bad obvi, but six weeks in, cummon, theres no reason to hack em down unless your running perpetual and theres new flowering plants being introduced to a pollenated environment.
Because what? Whats the question?
Keep plucking or get them wet. I spray apple cider vinegar mixed with water. 1 teaspoon to a quaret of water.
I have a question about you solution your mixing up. Are you lightly misting those lil nanners or you spraying enough to drench? I get the concept of spraying before plucking. I'm just cautious cuz these 2 plants are my most successful to date. **knock on wood**