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Awesome, thanks mate. I zoomed in on a couple of spots on the zooms where I thought I saw some amber. But definitely the main thing that's happening last few days is trichs growing mushroom heads like a mofo. I'm always wary of confusing correlation with causation but I swear this has gone crazy since I introduced the SF with lots of UV.A few of the heads are swollen. I see milk and clear. Watch the heads, when the majority are swollen it's ready. From then on it's personal preference on how much couch-lock you want.
Maybe a week, 2 or 3 days either way.
I'm only going on my limited knowledge. They looked different to other calyx so I squeezed them and some moisture and a little green seed came out. When I accidentally ripped a bud in half on a different plant last night there were little tiny things that looked like seeds in the calycesI imagine you've squeezed them to see if they contain seeds?
If they do have seeds in them, is there some reason you think this plant also provided the pollen?
Yeah there's definitely seeds in them. Very limited sites from what I can see and only that plant. It's still with finding out the source though right?Open one of them up and verify.
if it has seeds it has seeds, not the end of the world. Most smokers who are old enough remember when the majority of bags had plenty of seeds
Either you got a herm or you are pulling contaminated air into your tent. The first scenario seems to be the more likelyYeah there's definitely seeds in them. Very limited sites from what I can see and only that plant. It's still with finding out the source though right?
So if it's a Herm will it only be that plant that's affected or will it pollinate others? They only pollinate themselves yeah?Either you got a herm or you are pulling contaminated air into your tent. The first scenario seems to be the more likely
If you have a herm and that plant developed seeds it’s likely your other plants have as well. You could have gotten lucky and it’s only what you found. You are late enough where pulling now won’t do much.So if it's a Herm will it only be that plant that's affected or will it pollinate others? They only pollinate themselves yeah?
No, they could pollenate other plants, too.So if it's a Herm will it only be that plant that's affected or will it pollinate others? They only pollinate themselves yeah?
When you say it won't do much, you mean the damage is done? I kinda get that but if it's just going to produce more seeds the longer I leave it instead of delicious flowers would it not be better to just pull it and dry it?If you have a herm and that plant developed seeds it’s likely your other plants have as well. You could have gotten lucky and it’s only what you found. You are late enough where pulling now won’t do much.
How do I know what a male flower looks like?No, they could pollenate other plants, too.
I would try and find the male flowers before sacrificing anything, but the one with the seeds is your most likely culprit.
That is a personal call I would imagine. I’m sure others with more experience will chime in.When you say it won't do much, you mean the damage is done? I kinda get that but if it's just going to produce more seeds the longer I leave it instead of delicious flowers would it not be better to just pull it and dry it?
They're actually not miles off. They're on 8 weeks, predicted 7-9 week flower. Lots of swollen trichomes, quite a lot milky, no amber really yetThat is a personal call I would imagine. I’m sure others with more experience will chime in.
if I hadn’t been seeing and pulling nanners and feel it was most likely just one or two pollen sacs I would probably choose to move forward. Dealing with some seeds here and there isn’t the end of the world to me. Smoke that isn’t strong enough is a bigger problem for me personally. Your mileage may vary
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