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Hermie? Plant showed 2 pollen sacs during week 4 (removed the sacs).1 week later and no signs of sacs.Would it be safe for me to put her back in the tent?

SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowsstarted grow question a year ago
During week 4 1of my plants showed 2 pollen sacs developing. 3 people confirmed my suspicion that the plant started to herm. So I removed her from the tent, removed the sacs, and put her outside. 1 week later and no signs of sacs. ami safe to put her back in the tent? or 2 risky
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question a year ago
autoflower, so it's not interruption of dark cycle. More likely genetic than stress realted given that and could come back. I'd keep it isolated if possible... and never go from that plant to your indoor plants without a change of clothes and a shower, LOL. becareful of drafts and such when you do move from that plant to your hosue. impediments help even if they aren't airtight just make a habit of doing chores inside, then outside. if you have a habit of going back into the indoor garden to eye-fuck it or whatever, wash hands, change your shirt. especially if you touch things. wash those forarms.. hair will catch pollen. if you have the time and patience to scour plant daily, you can put it back in there... pollen sacs don't develop to maturity overnight. if it can do okay outside, save the effort.
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HerbalEdu
HerbalEduanswered grow question a year ago
i m growing 8 plants from the same strain at time, it's not rare a few phenotypes show some male preflowers bottom of the canopy first few weeks of flowering. As long as your plant produce more activelyy calyx and pistil than male preflowers that usually not a problem, just keep a watchfull eye and remove them preferably before they are mature enough to drop some pollen.
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Newbie87
Newbie87answered grow question a year ago
No, don't do it ! He/she will only grow more & you risk pollinating your whole crop. I would get rid immediately.
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question a year ago
My concern would moreso be bringing pests into your indoor area. To answer question, this is common for intersex sacs to show up, just a few, a few weeks into flower, then never see them again. Unless it’s absolutely imperative that there’s no seeds in your bud, your probably fine as long as you keep an eye on it. You had literally 2 sacs. If it was actually male clusters than you have a chance of it continuing, but that it was not
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Aldo90
Aldo90answered grow question a year ago
Personally I'd kill it before considering putting it back inside. No harm in letting it finish up outside tho pal. Hope the rest are fine, I had a hermie burst it's sac before I realised and ended up having 2 seedbanks. Luckily the other 4 were fine. Just leave her where she is and let the others be safe.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
She will likely form more sacs. I would keep it well away from anything you want seedless. Hermi seeds are no good anyway. Most people destroy them when they hermi.
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