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What to do when plant goes bananas?

GrowDiarhia
GrowDiarhiastarted grow question a month ago
I noticed my beautiful plant has had bananas over a week. I read that these little things makes buds grow seeds and ruin the plant. Bananas are so small, that they are hard to spot with eyes. What should I do?
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BerrySweetHigh
BerrySweetHighanswered grow question a month ago
High buddy, Yes those are bananas. You want to check all the buds and start of the nodes for bananas and even worse balls (male flowers). You carefully pick them off the plant with tweezers. Make sure that you do not rip them open!!! It does happen sometimes with vunerable genetics and stress. It is not the end of the world. But a check once a week would be good to prevent seeds in your buds. If there are a lot of seeds in your buds you can always still make bubble hash, rosin, oil or edibles. Next to that banana your plant does look great buddy! Happy Growing! 💚
m0use
m0useanswered grow question a month ago
a few nanners are ntohing to worry about. I've have a few plants produce them and they did not amount to anything. I even tried pollinating my plant with one and got zero seeds. The pollen naners make is not that great. the pollen from fully functioning male sacks is a whole different story. You may find a few seeds with nanners but not the end of the world and the grow can go on. The normally pull these out end of grow as its just trying to survive and reproduce. wet your fingers and pluck em off if they bothering you, but I think its ok. your almost done.
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question a month ago
I would snip thst bud off and just be done with that part. It's on both sides. Make sure not to be stressing the plant. And keep a regular 12-12.
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question a month ago
if no light leaks or added stress, it's genetics... too much inbreeding or a lazy selection process by the breeder etc. nanners aren't so bad on their own. They don't produce a ton of pollen and somtimes it's not even viable pollen. If you see a pollen sack, it's time to shit your pants, lol. Pluck them before they mature and they can't do much (green colored). Yellow means it potentially produced some pollen and released it. Happening 1 time ... shit happens. if it happens frequently, either a shit ass breeder or your environment is causing stress.
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question a month ago
Unfortunately you have bananas as others said. Yes it happens from time to time. So long as its opened up it will have released a bit of pollen, depending how late in flower it happened will depend on how much got pollinated and how developed them seeds will be. You may be lucky and only find the odd seed When harvesting .
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Green_claws
Green_clawsanswered grow question a month ago
Nanas happen more offen than you think they release pollen so the plant can reproduce(cycle of life) but only in small amounts pollen acting locally. There will be a reason they have popped out, stress in 1 way or another, try pull them out squeezing them to keep the pollen in as much as possible.. Happy farming dude.
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