is this a nana?
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jondamon
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Yes it’s a banana.
how far into flower are you?
sometimes I get these when I take a plant deep into flowering to get to where I like to harvest.
If you’re early in flowering you can either continue on and pluck them during the time they crop up (couple of seeds at the end may be inevitable)
leave them and hope.
Or you could pull the entire plant.
If you’re late in flowering just continue on for the remainder of your time (2 weeks of less) as this isn’t enough to time to pollinate and get fully Mature seeds.
the native
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cheers mate 5 weeks into flower seedsman blueberry just bent the tops down a week ago mayb stress.i supercroped the jack i have and no problems so i have no idea why its done this.
jondamon
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It can happen sometimes with no fault of your own.
Personally I don’t worry about a couple of bananas if I get them.
the native
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just an update i reckon some others have caught the nanas with the early browning of the pistils?,only half way thru week 5.im just leaving it and tryna get as many of them out.the jack seems to be ok aswell as the others,fingers crossed.added some pics(sorry abt the quality and lighting)to see what the members here reckon?
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Dontjudgeme
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I don’t see anything nanner related. At least not right now anyway, on those last set of pictures.
the native
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ima take some shots when they wake up,i really don't know what to do?i wanna now get it outta there,coz it looks like it mite have a lot of seeds .the 3rd ,4th and 9th photo is the blueberry that i reckon has nanas or is growing seeds or something it just looking weird and different parts of the pistils are turning brown as well.some of the buds on my other plants which i suspect is pollination,i really don't know........there is definite nanas tho, if you look at some of the older pics.
the native
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the native
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bump
Seedperson1
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As far as I can tell from those pics, they’re all female.
Seedperson1
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I stressed my Shipwreck with the lights too close on my first grow and it started foxtailing and throwing bananas. I’ve learned it’s more common with Sativas and I’ll know what not to do next time. I ended counting at 8 bananas and decided to harvest early. It should be less potent and more speedy but, it’s all good. Bring on the knowledge!
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Bukvičák
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Since you will notice that your plant is losing her terpen profile, its the sign of being fully focused on developing the seeds. This is very difficult decision, because harvest plant in this phase gives you not so potent buds and waiting (and praying) can lead to call yourself a breeder...
Seedperson1
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How can you tell it’s losing terpenes?
the native
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some are saying they are female and say def nanas.cmn in tomorrow at week 6,with a jack herer that looks ok(no nanas)and 2 clones that also look sweet,but the blueberry has got me stumped with no clear indication of what to do?
the native
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how long into flower were you before you noticed banana
Seedperson1
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I was hitting the middle of week 5. It sucks cause I know that plant had another couple weeks on her at least.
the native
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so what you reckon i should do?i feel like i can see them but no 1 else can.
Seedperson1
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Got a loupe or microscope? Or even a good and clear photo zoomed in close on what you’re seeing? Like, real close lol
the native
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Seedperson1
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I personally am saying that I can’t see any bananas in any of those pics and I just had a major problem with them so I feel like I kinda know what I’m talking about. Lol. Looks like a healthy female to me.