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Shit....this is day 23 of bloom are my other plants pollinated?
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Came in for last defoliation the other 2 so far I didn't see thisShit....this is day 23 of bloom are my other plants pollinated?
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If you see open pods but it doesn’t look like it to me
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Thank you very muchIf you see open pods but it doesn’t look like it to me
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Yea 3 of the 5 I have/ had sacs on them. I chopped the one that was the worst. It was the first I seen. I have been searching vigilantly and have found sacs on 2 others. These 2 only had sacs on the lower half of the plant, mainly on the bare stems I had already stripped previously.
I chose to pick them off carefully , I don't have separate flowering rooms.
It's my first time and I would like to harvest something for my effort. My question is what are the chances these haven't done extreme damage if caught early enough ?
I chose to pick them off carefully , I don't have separate flowering rooms.
It's my first time and I would like to harvest something for my effort. My question is what are the chances these haven't done extreme damage if caught early enough ?
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What’s the verdict ?
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Everything looks OK today I guess no more pods but I'm keeping a look out everyday .What’s the verdict ?
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That’s great news ! Keep a close eye watch for light leaks could possibly make one area of the plant do that I guessEverything looks OK today I guess no more pods but I'm keeping a look out everyday .
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So my employment situation has changed and I'm now working while the lights are on and get home and they turn off. I have no time for them so I need to change the schedule ....again. last time I did lights on for 24 hrs, this time I'm trying 24 of dark.
I had herm problems earlier on can't remember if it was due to the schedule change or the extreme heat I had at one time.
So anyways here goes...
I had herm problems earlier on can't remember if it was due to the schedule change or the extreme heat I had at one time.
So anyways here goes...
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Yeah this an hermie but you don't necessarely need to worry about it if your plant porduces more actively calyx and pistil than male part.
Few male flowers near the nodes first few weeks of flowering is something pretty common and they don't necessarely continue to show afterward.
Just pass your finger on them and unlike female flowers, male flower gonna fall easily as you touch them, preferably before they are mature enough to drop some pollen, in case some banana are visible and mature and drop some pollen you can neutralize the pollen spraying some water
keep a watchfull eyes in the week to come for some more males part and you should be oki and get a harvest without seeds in the end
here an exemple of lot of males part beggining of flowering and harvest without seeds:
Few male flowers near the nodes first few weeks of flowering is something pretty common and they don't necessarely continue to show afterward.
Just pass your finger on them and unlike female flowers, male flower gonna fall easily as you touch them, preferably before they are mature enough to drop some pollen, in case some banana are visible and mature and drop some pollen you can neutralize the pollen spraying some water
keep a watchfull eyes in the week to come for some more males part and you should be oki and get a harvest without seeds in the end
here an exemple of lot of males part beggining of flowering and harvest without seeds:
Gorilla CBD grow diary by HerbalEdu - GrowDiaries
"Gorilla CBD" cannabis grow diary. Strains: Dinafem Gorilla CBD by HerbalEdu. Grow room 1, growing in . Grow conditions, techniques, grower comments.
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Yea I picked quite a few here and there little over a week ago. I haven't seen anymore since then though. I'm hoping it's not seeded to badYeah this an hermie but you don't necessarely need to worry about it if your plant porduces more actively calyx and pistil than male part.
Few male flowers near the nodes first few weeks of flowering is something pretty common and they don't necessarely continue to show afterward.
Just pass your finger on them and unlike female flowers, male flower gonna fall easily as you touch them, preferably before they are mature enough to drop some pollen, in case some banana are visible and mature and drop some pollen you can neutralize the pollen spraying some water
keep a watchfull eyes in the week to come for some more males part and you should be oki and get a harvest without seeds in the end
here an exemple of lot of males part beggining of flowering and harvest without seeds:
Gorilla CBD grow diary by HerbalEdu - GrowDiaries
"Gorilla CBD" cannabis grow diary. Strains: Dinafem Gorilla CBD by HerbalEdu. Grow room 1, growing in . Grow conditions, techniques, grower comments.growdiaries.com
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I use an HPS in a room slightly smaller than a 4x8. You're going to want to exhaust that light outside the growroom, if you havent already. Your AC might be able to keep up, but it's far more efficient to cool a space by removing heat, than it is to add cool air. The AC is just far more power hungry than a 50 or 60w inline fan.Here is some updated pics...week 1,2, and 3 of flower
Also, regarding the hermies, it's likely genetic, not caused by light leaks. Light leaks usually lead to nanners showing up in the bud itself rather than showing pods at the nodes. My understanding is that regular seeds are more likely to have pods than fems, fems generally get nanners.
You also mentioned these were bag seeds, that's also why I'd say it's genetic. A lot of times seed batches are only consistent for the first generation. After that you get much higher chances of genetic abnormalities due to the way dominant and regressive genes work. So when a fem plant gets a few nanners but only produces 1 or 2 seeds per ounce or per QP, those seeds can express otherwise regressive traits not seen the parent plants.
Your best bet to avoid hermies is to get some quality genetics. I know they can be expensive, but it's a worthwhile investment if you can save up for some.
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Thanks for the info , i appreciate it.I use an HPS in a room slightly smaller than a 4x8. You're going to want to exhaust that light outside the growroom, if you havent already. Your AC might be able to keep up, but it's far more efficient to cool a space by removing heat, than it is to add cool air. The AC is just far more power hungry than a 50 or 60w inline fan.
Also, regarding the hermies, it's likely genetic, not caused by light leaks. Light leaks usually lead to nanners showing up in the bud itself rather than showing pods at the nodes. My understanding is that regular seeds are more likely to have pods than fems, fems generally get nanners.
You also mentioned these were bag seeds, that's also why I'd say it's genetic. A lot of times seed batches are only consistent for the first generation. After that you get much higher chances of genetic abnormalities due to the way dominant and regressive genes work. So when a fem plant gets a few nanners but only produces 1 or 2 seeds per ounce or per QP, those seeds can express otherwise regressive traits not seen the parent plants.
Your best bet to avoid hermies is to get some quality genetics. I know they can be expensive, but it's a worthwhile investment if you can save up for some.
I ditched the ac unit after it blew the breaker like 10x lol and I now have a 6 in exhaust & carbon filter exhausting into what must have been an addition, attic/crawl space thing over the kitchen....I don't fit in there lol it's an old house don't even know why it exists.
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