My plant went hermie on me ?

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MrTonkle

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #1

Hey guys im pretty sure my "blackberry kush" went hermie on me ? I kinda thought about letting her go and perhaps i can get some seeds to use in the future or would that be a bad idea ? If so ill let it rip and remove all of them "bananas?"

 

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MrTonkle

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #2

Oops forgot the pics lol and by the way, dutch passion said "a small percentage can still have the green pheno" when i asked why its still not having any color.. really dissapointed too be honest even the glueberry O.G have more color

EDIT: all 3 of mine is green

 

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RockinRobot

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #3

Hermie seeds tend to produce hermie plants.

 

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Rab.C

• Mar 24, 2019

• #4

Sorry to hear about the hermie plants.i bought dutch passion purple afgan kush seeds for next run think i will pass and buy reg seeds

 

h.h.

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #5

I grew blueberry hermies for a couple years.

Mostly flower.

I would get a few seeds per plant.

The smoke was good and the seeds were feminized.

 

Lester Beans

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #6

The seeds will be feminized but I would be concerned the resulting plants will be bisexual. Unless the plant threw bananas from stress, I would scrap those seeds.

 

MJPassion

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #7

Let the plant go and once harvested try a few seeds to see what happens.


You may find the best plant you've ever grown and you may not... it's a crap shoot.


As far as herms in the progeny goes, you should know after growing a few seeds.
Sometimes they're copious and sometimes they're few.

 

big315smooth

mama tried

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #8

you got me nervous now i got a blackberry tester in veg from emerald triangle. i got few extra proven one's going just in case

 

smilley

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #9

I'd chop it out before it pollinates your other plants. If it's your only one, leave it and harvest some seedy buds.

 

xxPeacePipexx

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #10

Blackberry is known for instability.. Often these won't throw male flowers when ran as clones.

 

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MrTonkle

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• Mar 24, 2019

• #11

Thanks guys, i should have pollinated some but i quickly ate the pollen sacs hahaha well i quess if theres more ill try it, might even breed it with my glueberry Og which did inn fact did get purp flowers damn i shouldnt been so fast eating the sacs !!

EDIT: by the way guys it was like 2-4 pollen sacs and 6-9 bananas mostly on clusters of 3

 

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MrTonkle

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• Apr 7, 2019

• #12

I was able to remove most of the balls and bananas and no new seems to have come and they are already due for harvest 1 is cut down without any seeds, 2 more will be cut in less than 5 days hopefully no seeds there either !

 

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