hermie need to know whether to cut or not.
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infinitihigh
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I would chop it down, you don't want your other plants to get pollen on them
bloomfields
Active Member
take it out but you can still grow it elsewhere ......as long the pollen dont go into your flower room ...... i have smoked some awesome hermie bud in my time ...
TokeSmoker420
Active Member
ahaha ....NO! stop spreading bullshit.
A hermie will not turn other plants hermie, its not like the common cold, when someone gets it everyone around them gets it.
A hermie will rather shed pollen and pollenate the females. This will create 100% feminized seeds, with a high probability of going hermie (or so they say) im doing an experiment to see if i can produce stable females seeds from a stress induced hermie. the 100+ seeds will be done in a week, and i can start experimenting!!
(enough about me)Id say cut the hermie down if your looking for smoke, it will pollenate all your true females, creating seeds, and losing 'bud"
jhughes
Member
Alright but I took a look today and I am having serious trouble deciding if it is a hermie or not, the buds all have the white hairs and shit. There are some small balls, but they are not all bunched up and dont look like bananas or anything and also have white hairs coming from them, or kind orangeish, should I just let it grow?
jhughes
Member
I guess I need more help on distinguishing between a hermie and a male and a female...
these sacks have one hair popping out, I think its a male or a femal, but the plany already has bud forming on it.
I dont know what todo. My other three have the 2 white pistils that were forming in pre flowering that showed me that it was a female, but this plant I am unsure about, I looked all over and was very careful to not pop the sack like things.
I guess since it has sacks and they look like sacks I should just cut it down to be safe? because none of my other plants have the sacks with just the one hair popping out.
these sacks have one hair popping out, I think its a male or a femal, but the plany already has bud forming on it.
I dont know what todo. My other three have the 2 white pistils that were forming in pre flowering that showed me that it was a female, but this plant I am unsure about, I looked all over and was very careful to not pop the sack like things.
I guess since it has sacks and they look like sacks I should just cut it down to be safe? because none of my other plants have the sacks with just the one hair popping out.
jhughes
Member
alright cool, I will try to upload some pictures tonight or early in the morning. The sacks are not in numbers, there are just small little sack like things, just like the things pictured above the Wvmade posted. They have one single hair coming out. Or it might not even be a hair, but just a point. They are on each side of a few branches, so thats another reason I thought it to be male or a hermie, i need to know tonight whether to cut or not haha. because my other plants are huge and I don't want to diminish the quality of my crop. But the plant, at all the bud sights have bud forming there, so thats why I thought it was a hermie.
thanks to the people above that provided me with pictures.
thanks to the people above that provided me with pictures.
Mudslide9791
Well-Known Member
Lol have fun with that, hermie's that pollentate straight females are not 100% feminized seeds, LOL. Your going to get alot of males and hermies, I wouldn't waste my time if I were you.ahaha ....NO! stop spreading bullshit.
A hermie will not turn other plants hermie, its not like the common cold, when someone gets it everyone around them gets it.
A hermie will rather shed pollen and pollenate the females. This will create 100% feminized seeds, with a high probability of going hermie (or so they say) im doing an experiment to see if i can produce stable females seeds from a stress induced hermie. the 100+ seeds will be done in a week, and i can start experimenting!!
Id say cut the hermie down if your looking for smoke, it will pollenate all your true females, creating seeds, and losing 'bud"
Heisenberg
Well-Known Member
You always have the option of using Reverse spray from dutch master. If your plant is a female that developed male parts due to stress, correct the source of stress and spray with reverse and the plant will revert to female.
