My plants have grown bananas

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Bigbudssshfyc

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Hey guys, Looks like a have about 1-2 weeks left of flower and I have 10 plants 4 of them have just start growing some bananas in the last two days. I have moved them away from the others but want to know what I should do they aren’t ready to harvest as there isn’t any amber trichomes. Should I harvest now or try and pick all the bananas off?
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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Bigbudssshfyc said:
Hey guys, Looks like a have about 1-2 weeks left of flower and I have 10 plants 4 of them have just start growing some bananas in the last two days. I have moved them away from the others but want to know what I should do they aren’t ready to harvest as there isn’t any amber trichomes. Should I harvest now or try and pick all the bananas off?
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@Wizzlebiz needs pics.
 
Billy the Mountain

Billy the Mountain

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Bigbudssshfyc said:
Hey guys, Looks like a have about 1-2 weeks left of flower and I have 10 plants 4 of them have just start growing some bananas in the last two days. I have moved them away from the others but want to know what I should do they aren’t ready to harvest as there isn’t any amber trichomes. Should I harvest now or try and pick all the bananas off?
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You got a LOT longer left than a week or two
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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That’s not my buds it’s raining hard and it’s they are outdoor ones, that’s just a photo to show what they look like and about how big they are.
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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They are 1-2 weeks out and have bananas don’t see why a photo is needed I’ll get one asap but does anyone know how long they take to create seeds after the bananas have grown.
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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These are the buds 1 week ago as that’s the last time I took pictures it’s a 1km walk from my place and it’s pooring rain. This doesn’t show the bananas as they just popped up but this was a week ago if that helps at all.
 
VincenzioVonHook

VincenzioVonHook

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Bigbudssshfyc said:
These are the buds 1 week ago as that’s the last time I took pictures it’s a 1km walk from my place and it’s pooring rain. This doesn’t show the bananas as they just popped up but this was a week ago if that helps at all.
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Well on week ago they were six weeks or more away. This week they are still six weeks away lol.
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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My question is how long until they develop seeds? Don’t understand why you guys are so toxic hahaha like fuck me. I’m asking how long from when bananas pop up do they have to be chopped due to seeds forming. Though I’ll go to a different place to ask my question as it seems you all have a stick up your ass and look right passed my question thanks for the help lol.
 
FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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The reason people want to see pics is there's a big difference betweena couple sterile nanners on a plant that's really a week or two away from being done and a bunch of real bananas throwing pollen on a plant that has another month before it's really ready to be chopped. On the second plant there's not much to do other than try to carefully remove what you can and expect some seeded buds or chop the plants and start over. The first one really isn't a big deal. The plant in that picture is a really long way away from done though.
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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Yeah mines only 1-2 weeks out as it’s about 10% amber and gaining 1% amber a day on average just was asking how long till they create seeds or should I chop asap I get why they want photos but as I said I can’t get them as of right this second
 
FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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Ok, people were basing the call on the fact you showed a plant with not one brown pistil. It looks like it has 4 weeks to go at least.
 
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Bigbudssshfyc

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Yes that wasn’t my plant that was just showing what the bananas look like sorry for my confusion I’m new to this and I’m panic mode as I walked out earlier today and saw these for the first time and this is my first grow.
 
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