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I guess I will wait a couple of weeks more, plucking everything suspicious looking, while she develops her smell to decide if she should go. I'm concerned that I'm the only one that seem to have problem with this strain while everybody else seem to enjoy big tasty feminized ladies.
Day 44 drip fed her 2.5L 0.8EC, 450ml runoff 1.6EC. Removed a couple of lower nodes and a few leaves covering buds. So far no pollen sacs noticed. She stretches nicely wide, It will be a pity to kill such a beautiful structured plant if she keeps throwing nanners.
Day 48 I keep removing swollen seedy bracts with brown shriveled pistils. I haven't yet seen more pollen sacs . Where does the pollen keep coming from? I already cleaned the tent and sprayed water... The smell seems to be more pleasant so far with some pine notes but it's still faint.
This is my 2nd seed which was in preflower, 35 days old when first one was removed. Today it is 38 days, and looks like it's growing balls not nanners? is this a proper hermie or whats going on? Should I kill this one too or can those "balls" be removed? Is this genetics or me?
Yep, another hermie.
It WILL NOT grow "out of it" as flowering progresses.
Its' genetics is "I am a hermaphrodite".
Getting male flowers during the "first few weeks of flowering" is not normal nor is it acceptable either.
Bad genetics is probably the reason.
After looking at your diaries, it does not seem as though you are doing anything that would cause this.
More likely the breeder is too greedy to get product on to the market, rather than spending the time and effort involved with properly stabilizing the genetics of the strain.
Jumping on the auto flower hype train in other words.
(Unknown) believed to be “Birthday Cake”
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