So I picked up some seeds, from a vender. I got (5) Wedding Cake & (5) Fruity Banana Explosion, plus some freebies... ( not sure what they were)
I have 3 in flower, that I thought were all Wedding Cake... well obviously not. I believe 2 of them are, but not sure about the other one.
Maybe someone can give me an idea of what strain this beauty is...
Meet... Doobrah !!
So I picked up some seeds, from a vender. I got (5) Wedding Cake & (5) Fruity Banana Explosion, plus some freebies... ( not sure what they were)
I have 3 in flower, that I thought were all Wedding Cake... well obviously not. I believe 2 of them are, but not sure about the other one.
Maybe someone can give me an idea of what strain this beauty is...
Meet... Doobrah !!View attachment 2543269View attachment 2543268 View attachment 2543266
Wowza! Did it get seeded or is it just super crazy hot where you're at? It closed all up and hid the hairs and with the calyxes looking a little brownish there, that's another sign it might have gotten pollinated. Check some of the calyxes at nodes. If they dried up or turned brown, pinch one off and see if you find a seed.
Soooo... I dug a little deeper today. Sure as shit, there is tiny undeveloped seeds in there. I vere saw any other signs of it being a male. There is 3 other plants in there with it, they "appear" to be fine.
WTF... how does this happen?
Very under developed seeds. Beautiful buds...
I'm sick...
It could have hermed if you find regular male flowers. It could of also rodelized, sometimes in a last ditch effort to pass on its genes, an unpollinated female will produce “nanners” which are banana shaped male flowers, they normally don’t drop a lot of pollen, but they can produce seeds, they are sometimes hard to spot. The only good thing is the seeds will be female.
I identified some nanners last year from these seeds. They showed much earlier, than this has occured.
Is it possible, that it's just bad genetics from this breeder?
I just chopped it, will cure it and utilize it as best as I can.
Possibly, but probably not a lot. Nanners usually don’t spread pollen widely. BTW, seeds are not the worst thing that can happen! When it happens late in flower it doesn’t affect yield or potency very much.
Thats good to know! I'll keep an eye on the other girls.
I don't think this was "external " pollination, otherwise the other plants would be affected.
This is definitely a learning experience!
Thank you for your input !! It's greatly appreciated!!