Is this a nanner?

Hey all, 4 days away from harvesting and I noticed this. It's super tiny and part of new growth. Is this a nanner or just new, undeveloped bracts?

Yes, spray it with a bit of water and remove nanner asap. Keep eye out for more. Pluck em off as you see em, they are usually yellow.

lime73 said:

Yes, spray it with a bit of water and remove nanner asap. Keep eye out for more. Pluck em off as you see em, they are usually yellow.

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They've been removed. I found maybe 5 all around on the biggest bud that's closest to the light. I've been paying close attention and these are definitely new on her. I have 4 more days until harvest, you don't think it'll have much impact, do you?

The8thChevron said:

They've been removed. I found maybe 5 all around on the biggest bud that's closest to the light. I've been paying close attention and these are definitely new on her. I have 4 more days until harvest, you don't think it'll have much impact, do you?

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It won't have any impact if you pluck them. In fact even if one opened it wouldn't have enough time to produce seeds according to your time line.

That's what I figured, but I've heard people claim that their plant got pollinated and made seeds after harvest, during drying. Always found that a bit bonkers, but not entirely impossible.

The8thChevron said:

That's what I figured, but I've heard people claim that their plant got pollinated and made seeds after harvest, during drying. Always found that a bit bonkers, but not entirely impossible.

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Its not impossible. The plant doesn't just die once you chop it. It kinda sits in a suspended animation for a minute. But those seeds would already have to be set to do that. And I would assume they are incredibly immature.

Regardless I believe your good. Just keep a close eye.