fghtsmallcell
Well-Known Member
I am new grower. I have plants in 6th week of 12/12 that have definitely hermied. I got over that disappointed easily enough with the help of 420 members. The pain was also eased by the fact that I have several more plants from same mama that are ready to take their place. Here is the problem. After spending hours online researching and looking over my plants that are still in veg, I am starting to think I either have a true hermie or I have stressed these plants into hermie also. I see all info on stressing blooming plants will cause hermie but cannot find info on stress causing veg plants to hermie.
I wish I could get some good pics but right now that is not possible. These plants started off as clones about 9 weeks ago. What I am seeing on these veg plants along with the tulip shaped calyxes, I also see smaller tulip shaped ones that have a stem like a pollen sac does. None of the preflowers are in clusters. I have also seen some without a stem but have that claw appearance that I have seen in sooo many pics.
I know that this strain is at least mostly female. I have some huge fat buds. (now gone to seed) Just trying to figure how to detect a true hermie.
You all have helped me a few times and are the best. So sorry to not have any pics. Any general advice and knowledge is greatly appreciated.
I wish I could get some good pics but right now that is not possible. These plants started off as clones about 9 weeks ago. What I am seeing on these veg plants along with the tulip shaped calyxes, I also see smaller tulip shaped ones that have a stem like a pollen sac does. None of the preflowers are in clusters. I have also seen some without a stem but have that claw appearance that I have seen in sooo many pics.
I know that this strain is at least mostly female. I have some huge fat buds. (now gone to seed) Just trying to figure how to detect a true hermie.
You all have helped me a few times and are the best. So sorry to not have any pics. Any general advice and knowledge is greatly appreciated.