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hightingale420
hightingale420started grow question 16d ago
A Plant (3.FW)has hermies on 50% of all pre flowers. Its the second time i see this. if removed, i dont get seeds or hermies again. Does anybody know this? what could be the reason? Ideas :- ph-variation between 5.95 - 6.75 in 3d - CO2 in veg. - Epsomsalt(for kitchen use, pure)
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 16d ago
Shit genetics.......nothing more, nothing less. Buy seeds from a better breeder next time.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 16d ago
Was athe pant healthy? then, it was genetics.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 16d ago
bad genitics. nothing else to it. Other basic stressers can make this worse but if the plant is going hermi over basic stress and not crazy stress its just bad genitics. Don't grow it out again or do grow that brand if its mutipule ones from them.
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Ninjabuds
Ninjabudsanswered grow question 16d ago
Hey there it’s pretty common to have small pollen sacs grow on lower parts of the plant when you grow feminized seeds. To make fem seeds that have to take a female plant and spray it with sts and get fem pollen to pollinate another female when they do this some of the progeny will have pollen sacs. Especially if who ever made the seeds did t test them to make sure there isn’t a lot of this happening in the progeny. Also I know when your soil ph is off it can cause pollen sacs aswell Also cutting off branch’s and fan leaves to early durring flower can cause stress and pollen sacs aswell Also stress in general like to much light and extreme over watering causing root problems can cause pollen sacs
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TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 16d ago
Having 50% hermie in preflowers twice sounds a lot like a genetic instability in that plant.
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yan402
yan402answered grow question 16d ago
Hey growmie,hard to say without any photos or a diary, but if you’re seeing a few nanners show up around week 3 of flower, and this isn’t the first time, then it’s probably genetic. Sure, stress like light leaks or temp swings can cause herms too, but that mostly shows up randomly or later in flower. If it’s happening at the same time again, that sounds like something to do with the plant. You can still ride it out if they’re not going wild ,just pluck what you see and keep a close eye. But yeah, I wouldn’t run clones from that one again. Hope that helps🤞🍀❤️
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