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Agrocann
Agrocannstarted grow question 3 years ago
Bad news guys, found some bananas (week 15). It is looks like I am almost at the end of a cycle. What do you recommend?
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Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 3 years ago
The plant has gone so long is trying to self-pollinate unless you had light leaks. Since your close to being done I would just remove the nanners and let her keep going. If it's around other female plants, she'll need to be moved to prevent it from pollinating another female.
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The8thChevron
The8thChevronanswered grow question 3 years ago
Pluck out the nanner at the base. Even if you pull out a bit of flower too, it's important to pull it out intact. If it bursts, it may be game over. I had my last plant throw up about 10 nanners in its last 10 days of flowering. I carefully plucked them all and it never pollinated. The more white hairs, though, the easier it is for her to seed. If you have a lot of other plants, it may make more sense to pull the entire thing. In my case I only had 3 so it was way more beneficial for me to save it.
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SilverLeaf
SilverLeafanswered grow question 3 years ago
growdiaries.com/grow-questions/31570-hermaphrodite-from-a-feminezed-royal-queen-seeds-shining-silver-haze Happen the same thing to me and I just notice when cutting leaf's when harvest. I check all my bud's are all clean of seed's except a tiny stem with 8 seed's. I think it's genetic's from the plant have a hermaphrodite type, but can also be caused by light, temperature, LST, root, stress. The femele can also be pólen by a male, in my case is almost impossible but..
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