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Need advice please found green seeds

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About to start flush in a few days and found some tiny green seeds on flowering plants. Not hard or anything but still found them. I am a new grower. No bananas or anything just at a loss for what to do this late in flowering.
 
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I can tmrw morning. I'm away from the place now. But it is small buds toward the bottom of the plants. Like I said I'm still learning and googling it. But very small green seeds not hard at all.
 
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Not much you can do, pick em out before you smoke it. I got pollinated by a neighbor, plenty of under developed seeds, I just pick em off. You can remove them while it keeps growing... if it's not a ton, it shouldn't shock the plant. Need pics.
 
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cinch314 said:
No I cloned them from the mothers
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And the mothers normally produce quality clones with no seeds? Which would mean pollen or the unlikely culprit of water contamination. Or extreme stress.
 
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A fluroscrent light got let on one night 2 weeks ago by a newbie in the greenhouse after fogging. Not the gavitas thank goodness but it took me this long to notice the funny looking buds. When I cut one of mainly in lower area and cut it open then I spotted what looked like a green seed but it's soft. Still looks like seed pods though.
 
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Mothers generally produce good clones. Other than the fluorescent light being left on all night after fogging or extreme temperature 20 degrees fluctuations in the gh that I've adjusted but hard with cold mornings and high after temperatures. I've tried to keep it with 10 degree fluctuation but heater is not on system I'm programming.
 
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cinch314 said:
A fluroscrent light got let on one night 2 weeks ago by a newbie in the greenhouse after fogging. Not the gavitas thank goodness but it took me this long to notice the funny looking buds. When I cut one of mainly in lower area and cut it open then I spotted what looked like a green seed but it's soft. Still looks like seed pods though.
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Fogging and overnight light could be the culprit. Or pollen on the wind. If the genetics are known good I'd lean toward pollen. Or maybe you grow 1000s of plants and it's just the odds.
 
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Ponky said:
Fogging and overnight light could be the culprit. Or pollen on the wind. If the genetics are known good I'd lean toward pollen. Or maybe you grow 1000s of plants and it's just the odd
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cinch314 said:
Mothers generally produce good clones. Other than the fluorescent light being left on all night after fogging or extreme temperature 20 degrees fluctuations in the gh that I've adjusted but hard with cold mornings and high after temperatures. I've tried to keep it with 10 degree fluctuation but heater is not on system I'm programming.
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With good genetics it's damn near impossible to herm. But sometimes your water can be in a type of plastic that leaches or there can be metals in the water. But these issues are the rarest of the rare. If its ones plant. And the cut is less than 15 years old I don't see degradation. I'd expect to see more little seeds.
 
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311 in flower in gh. Only area affected. Flushing starting this week on 2 rows that have been in there longer. Flushing starting in 2 weeks on the others.
 
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cinch314 said:
311 in flower in gh. Only area affected. Flushing starting this week on 2 rows that have been in there longer. Flushing starting in 2 weeks on the others.
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Ok. It could just be a rare one off. And the odds just caught up. I'd get rid of it. Just in case it messes up the others.
 
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Ponky said:
With good genetics it's damn near impossible to herm. But sometimes your water can be in a type of plastic that leaches or there can be metals in the water. But these issues are the rarest of the rare. If its ones plant. And the cut is less than 15 years old I don't see degradation. I'd expect to see more little seeds.
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Plus pollen travels surprisingly far and it only takes one spec to make a seed. Could even be carried in by one of the workers, as this sounds like a commercial grow, I'm sure there's various folks in and out, and I'm sure some have thier own gardens.
 
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