[Guy Brush]

Originally Posted by Karmic Farmer

In my experience nanners in the last week means the plant has been finished already and is throwing the male flowers out as a last chance to reproduce and continue the line. Pre98 Bubba is usually perfect at 70 days (for my needs) but if you let her go beyond 77 days you'll wake up one day to a bunch of unopened nanners on all the Pre98's. The same thing happens with Chem#4, just a little different timeframe (can't remember exactly off the top of my head, but it happens).
It's the early nanners that you have to worry about as that would be a true intersex indicator and crop spoiler if they aren't noticed in time or are let go and not removed. It would take a week or so for seeds to actually develop anyway if any male flower opened, so as long as you cut them down before they open and seed the other plants you shouldn't worry about them at all, just chop them down at first sight if they should start to appear in the last week or last few days.
Hope this helps and makes some sense to you. They are really only true hermies if it happens in early to mid flower.

Peace,
KF

What he said.

[Krausen]

Originally Posted by Karmic Farmer

In my experience nanners in the last week means the plant has been finished already and is throwing the male flowers out as a last chance to reproduce and continue the line. Pre98 Bubba is usually perfect at 70 days (for my needs) but if you let her go beyond 77 days you'll wake up one day to a bunch of unopened nanners on all the Pre98's. The same thing happens with Chem#4, just a little different timeframe (can't remember exactly off the top of my head, but it happens).
It's the early nanners that you have to worry about as that would be a true intersex indicator and crop spoiler if they aren't noticed in time or are let go and not removed. It would take a week or so for seeds to actually develop anyway if any male flower opened, so as long as you cut them down before they open and seed the other plants you shouldn't worry about them at all, just chop them down at first sight if they should start to appear in the last week or last few days.
Hope this helps and makes some sense to you. They are really only true hermies if it happens in early to mid flower.

Peace,
KF

Thanks for the clarification KF. These plants both appear very sexually stable.

That said, late nanners would be an issue in my perpetual garden - I have plants in all stages of bloom and only tend to the garden every 2-3days. I'll be watching closely and will harvest immediately if they appear.

K

[Robney]

Thanks for the cover crop info and keep us posted! I wish I hadn't missed out on the cookies when I had the chance! Damn bills!

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HTxSS

I'm happy to say she's recovered nicely from my heavy handed training. It looks like shes about done stretching.

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Cookies S1


This is appears to be the heavier and more resinous of the two I ran. They will be tested in the next couple of weeks to see if they are beneficial for my patient. Both were very nice and I'd happy re-run either.

In the meantime I'm trying to reveg them as my clones failed.

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Cookies S1


This is appears to be the heavier and more resinous of the two I ran. They will be tested in the next couple of weeks to see if they are beneficial for my patient. Both were very nice and I'd happy re-run either.

In the meantime I'm trying to reveg them as my clones failed.

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Congo x sweet skunk is looking wonderful this evening

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Hightest kush x sweet skunk day 37.

Tripled in size during the stretch but it looks to be worth it. Smells like lemon pith.

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Pot of gold x Hindu Kush:


she smells exactly like the green fruit loop cereal. Tart tangy sweet imitation lime. yum.

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mental floss planted mid may from seed, photo taken end june, about 1 meter high

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schnazzleberry #2, 2 males.