Johnnystickx
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I’m pretty sure this girl/guy is a hermaphrodite let me know what you think so I can dispose of it it’s my first real serious grow
Hermi ???
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Canada_420
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Looks like nanners. Got more pics just to be sure?
Raspberrykiwi
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Your lady has popped a boner! Try to pick it off, or leave it. I mean either way you risk pollenating your plant
Johnnystickx
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Guess I’ll try picking em off hope I get em in time. I’ll post a better pic
Tiflis
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You can dip whatever you're gonna pluck them off with in water before you do it to reduce the chance of you know what
Raspberrykiwi
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No, pollen is very very fine. I would say even smaller than dust. Definitely not pollen, it would look like Yellow snow if it was
Raspberrykiwi
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Of.... sex?
Johnnystickx
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i don’t see any pollen as of yet but I don’t think they opened yet to release it
Johnnystickx
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Such a shame might just hang her out to dry
HydroKid239
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Yea that premature ejack is no joke lol
HydroKid239
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Fight them back. I'm having that same battle. If she pollinates herself bud production will slow like a mofo. Happened on my last plant. It got pollinated when I put her outside for 2 days. I never noticed a nanner.. just seeds hiding in my buds. The buds never got as dense of fat as they should have gotten. I have clones that got stressed due to a light leak and I am plucking nanners every night. Nice fattys growing on it for the size of the plants.
MickFoster
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It's not unusual for a plant to throw out some nanners late in flower. It's called rodelization and it's not a genetic hermaphrodite.
Dontjudgeme
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How far into flower are you and how many other plants are in there? If late and it’s the only one, let her finish, might have a few seeds here and there but it won’t affect the quality. If more than one then you have some decisions to make, especially if she’s through a trellis. Trying to get her out of the trellis is just gonna throw pollen everywhere.
Johnnystickx
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I’ve got about 3 weeks ish left to flower and this is one of three. The other two are a little further behind, they started flowering a little later than the hermi. So you think I should pluck em off I don’t think they opened to release pollen yet. At least I hope. The more I look at it the more I see.
Johnnystickx
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And I forgot to mention I don’t have a trellis
Dontjudgeme
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Plucking them off helps stop the spread of pollen, but doesn’t stop more sites from forming. Once you see nanners it’s pretty far into the process. I would look at the nodes and check for sacs. That’s what you want to proactively pluck off. Hopefully it’s not that bad and you can stop the spread in it’s tracks.
Wizzlebiz
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HydroKid239
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Thanks for making me shit myself lol j/k
but now I'm anxious for the lights to come on so I can get in there and check.