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Grow QuestionsHow to deal with nanners (bananas)

How to deal with nanners (bananas)

smexystarted grow question 7 months ago

-Remove the plant out of the tent or -only pluck the bananas Week 4-flowering where : 1 of 4 Plants headbud only Thanks for help :)

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DoughHeadanswered grow question 7 months ago

If you have a different area to isolate the plant sure. If you only have one grow space, it's WAY to early and will infect all others. So It needs removed YESTERDAY. If this were to happen week 6 or 7 in flower then sure it's to late to bother anything but being so early it will ruin the entire crop. You could possible take the plant outside and at a different location to allow it to grow and get seeds for next year. But I wouldn't fool with it, seems like the genetics are unstable. But it could of been from environmental conditions and stress. But good genetics won't herm, thus leading back to bad genetics. I would destroy it or take it to other side of town and plant it in a hidden spot with plenty of light. Please consider selecting me as the answer so I'm eligible to be entered for a chance to win grower of month contest 🙏 please and thank you

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smexyanswered grow question 7 months ago

Dear all, I have decided to kill the plant. It had too many nanners :( The rest is looking fine. Thank you all for your help very mucho appreciated. cya

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Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 7 months ago

if it is that prevalent all over, i'd remove it... if it's just that budsite with a bunch i'd prune the whole budsite off and look for some sort of light pollution that might be hitting that spot on the plant. if they are green and unopen, they haven't released any pollen yet. nanners are way better than sacs because they don't produce a ton of pollen, but you have a shitload of nanners in one spot, so that kinda balances out in that way, unfortunately. if you see full anatomical pollen sacs, get rid of the plant. it's a true hermi. nanners are due to stress and genetics. make sure it isn't caused by stress for sake of future runs.

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Growladyeastmidlandsanswered grow question 7 months ago

If u have any more plants then kill it but it might be to late and the other plants will be starting to produce seeds and not buds the first thing I notice is the buds on the pollinated plants go orange really quickly like overnight If they do and they are decent size then I chop straight away so they don't have any time to make seeds I'd rather lose yeald and have no seeds Happy growing and I'm happy to help if I can sorry for your loss

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Robertsanswered grow question 7 months ago

Destroy that plant and use a different Breeder from now on.

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Ctrellis90answered grow question 7 months ago

Depends on how bad she's herming/how late or early in bloom you are. Chances are if she herms early then there is much more to come so removing the nanners isn't going to do much. Where as if it was late in flower and only a few broke out here and there...you might be able to get away with plucking. Hope this helps

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AsNoriuanswered grow question 7 months ago

Answer yourself - you want to have weaker by hit 4 plants harvest with seeds or 3 healthy plants with max potency lovely buds ??? I had once hermied grow and once on purpose grew bag seeds , doubt its smart, me as heavy smoker have mood fast swings, popung seeds in blunt or taste of them was making my inside Diva to comout too often. I would get rid of hermie plant ASAP.

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