Herma or just me ?

donaldduck
donaldduckstarted grow question 9d ago
Herma or just me ?
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 10d ago
Definitely not a Hermie.your good mate
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 10d ago
Can't see clearly... either theirs a hair popping out or there isn't. With less mature pre-flowers you can remove one and dissect it... you'll either see a row of nanners or 2 hairs tightly packed. image search for marijuana calyx and pollen sac... it's impossible to confuse them.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 10d ago
BTW, preflowers can get pollinated, so the window of "pregnancy" is basically from day one............not 3-7 weeks.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 10d ago
Nothing in the pictures that shows any male flowers. The "droopy" ball shaped things are just swollen, over ripe pre-flowers.
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Crusty_Juggler
Crusty_Juggleranswered grow question 10d ago
At this moment she is a girl, a bit tearly to check for hemies the window where it's important to check is roughly week 3-7 of flowering, since that's where impregnation is possible.
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 10d ago
Sieht für mich so aus, als kommen da Härchen raus. Sollte also weiblich sein, wie ich es sehe. Um sicher zu gehen, lad gerne nocheinmal ein paar Fotos mit besserer Belichtung hoch. Ich schau es mir gerne erneut an. 🤞🏽👊🍀
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Nocone_Purple
Nocone_Purpleanswered grow question 10d ago
Those small yellowish oval bits at the node look like they could be early nanners (pollen sacs), but the yellow light makes it hard to be sure. Under white light with a loupe, look for small banana-shaped yellow sacs without a white hair coming out of them, since normal calyxes always have pistils. If they are nanners, pluck them out with tweezers now and check every day, and if more keep showing up, remove the plant or isolate it, because one burst can pollinate everything in the tent. Common triggers are heat, light stress, light leaks during the dark period and late-flower stress, so check temps under 27°C and make sure it's fully dark at lights-off.
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