Rabadabadooby
New Member
Please can somebody help! You know how it is when you research for hours and get more confused post by post? That's me right now.
I have a female that seems to be pollinated (brown, dry hairs in some parts, and lots of seeds) but shows no signs of male parts. I understand that unless the pollinated plant has pollen sacs, it technically shouldn't be able to pollinate my other plants. So my question is 2 part:
1. If this plant is indeed a female, can I put her back in the grow room with my other females (that sadly also have some seedage) ?
2. But more importantly, is this plant actually a hermie? I have spent days trying to figure this out as I can't find anything 'male' but at this point I am second guessing myself.
Attached are the pics of the plant in question. Please help!
Last question, as this plant is full of seeds, do I even bother to carry on with her or cut her down? She is pretty big and doing well in some places?
I have a female that seems to be pollinated (brown, dry hairs in some parts, and lots of seeds) but shows no signs of male parts. I understand that unless the pollinated plant has pollen sacs, it technically shouldn't be able to pollinate my other plants. So my question is 2 part:
1. If this plant is indeed a female, can I put her back in the grow room with my other females (that sadly also have some seedage) ?
2. But more importantly, is this plant actually a hermie? I have spent days trying to figure this out as I can't find anything 'male' but at this point I am second guessing myself.
Attached are the pics of the plant in question. Please help!
Last question, as this plant is full of seeds, do I even bother to carry on with her or cut her down? She is pretty big and doing well in some places?
