Organic Gelato-K / My First Grow Ever <3

Hello good people Today marks the 11th week of flowering I think. :D Overall 127 days I think. So yeah, like a confession. I've been watering alone for somehow over 2 weeks now( Saturday will be the third week of just 2L water every 2 days) Seemingly everything's good, but what worries me is that, like I said, something can always go wrong at the end. So today I noticed that single bananas have started to form in places. On top of that, the trichomes are still rather transparent for the most part, there's something amber, some milky, but most are still transparent. And that's about it. As you can see from the photos, it's already starting to pull more and more from the leaves, but I don't know how much longer to keep it. The question is what about these bananas, I've read that it could be stress, genetics(the seed was as a freebie) or caused by the plant's desire to survive for the next year - self-pollinate and produce seeds? I suspect it's stress from cutting a lot of twigs, or too much light, as I recently gave pretty much both lamps to the max. I have read that, if it was at the beginning of flowering then the plant to be discarded, but if it is just before harvest then it would be best to gently remove them and as soon as possible, as the seeds will not have time to develop anyway. I would not want to throw everything in the garbage after such a time. I am counting on your advice. In general, I think I will cut these bananas right away with a scalpel and wait a little longer with the harvest. Today I should water after two days. I was going to do the cuttings over the weekend, but I'd like to take a chance and hold a little longer until the trichomes are clearly getting milk. Should a plant ready for harvesting already have all the hairs expanded and browned? Because I see that some of the peaks are still growing "new" ones. Greetings