Help identifying if this is hermie

turbobuzz

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Nov 26, 2014

• #1

can a trained eye help me indentify if this plant is turning hermie? I have never had one before, but this plant is looking suspicious. It's not near as developed as the others the same age either. 30 days.

 

dadio161

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Nov 26, 2014

• #2

Doesn't look hermi , but it doesn't look right , There are a lot of single bladed leaves . I would first suspect that your PH is off. Flush the plant for a day and then resume feeding.

 

kiwipaulie

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Nov 27, 2014

• #3

doesnt look hermie to me, whats your humidity and temps like? what sort of light are you using? looks like led?

 

kiwipaulie

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Nov 27, 2014

• #4

looking at those photos, id say its that light maybe ive used a decent led once and never again heres my current grow at 30 days 12/12 under a 600w hps

 

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docter

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Nov 27, 2014

• #5

Well something is wrong.

 

turbobuzz

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Nov 27, 2014

• #6

I'm using t5's with a 90w led. I don't know what the humidity, but have a gauge on the way. Temps are between 60 and 68 lights off, and 74 to 78 lights on. I guess I'll let it go awhile. The other two I have are doing fine.

 

turbobuzz

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Nov 27, 2014

• #7

ficklejester said:

How's it different than the others?

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The buds are way more developed than this one. Here's a pic of one of the others taken last Sat. At 28 days. That would really make the plant in question 32 days instead of 30

 

TwistItUp

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Nov 27, 2014

• #8

I think it's because your light isn't putting out enough for it to bud properly. (That first set of pic's)This is actually how plants look when they get somewhat stuck in a limbo between veg and bloom. That plant is both in veg and bloom.

 

turbobuzz

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Nov 27, 2014

• #9

Just the one led with the t5's. I've had better looking plants with just t8's. This is the first time I've used t5's. No bugs, I've looked. Guess I'll just ride it out. Maybe add a couple cfls

 

docter

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Nov 27, 2014

• #10

Those other two look healthy.
Did you ever top them?
With the lighting you have shorter plants are the better for amount of light penetraion you have available to you.

 

turbobuzz

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Nov 28, 2014

• #11

I did not top them because they stayed so short and stocky during veg. They really stretched a lot after 12/12. I wish I would have during veg. Lesson learned for next time

docter said:

Those other two look healthy.
Did you ever top them?
With the lighting you have shorter plants are the better for amount of light penetraion you have available to you.

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