Herm?
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HugePeckerhead
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I see both sexes.
Hey Mjddwb, I can't tell on the first though I think the two last pics are male.
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I'm sorry I put a pic of the female on accident. These are of the plant in question.
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Sorry Mj, I can't see well enough to say. I'm sticking with my call in the first pics though.
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Ok thank you. One more thing if you don't mind? I sexed the female about a week and a half ago. Is it ok to trim it if it's to tall for my tent?
To blurry to see the tops
Get a clear pic bud
Get a clear pic bud
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Still can't zoom in the top
Sooooooooo
Sooooooooo
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That one's a hermie,or possibly just male-not sure if I see pistils,but I sure see male flowers
Barney86
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What happens with Hermies? Do they droduce smokeable buds? Just full of nanners and seeds?
Man child for sure
zeroday
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I don't see any hairs, so I'm gong to go with, they are both Lolas (Bros posing as hoes).
"Well, I'm not dumb but I can't understand
Why she walked like a woman but talked like a man
Oh my Lola, lo lo lo lo Lola, lo lo lo lo Lola"
"Well, I'm not dumb but I can't understand
Why she walked like a woman but talked like a man
Oh my Lola, lo lo lo lo Lola, lo lo lo lo Lola"
zeroday
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Hermies produce seeds and bud. Problem is, it'll spend energy growing the seeds instead of growing the bud, so if it happens early on in flower, you'll have a scrawny plant with tons of seeds. I've had it happen late in flower, and just pulled the seeds out while I was trimming. Bud still smoked, tasted great and got me high as a kite.
However, unless it was a genetic thing, I would question the quality of the bud. If it was stress that made it go hermie, it would be logical to deduce that there would be less quality IMO.
But these pictures don't look hermie to me. All I see are male sex organs, no female organs in sight.
Nickystickybuds
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What causes hermies and will they still bud?
Crappy genetics,or extreme stress on the plant can cause hermies- they still bud,but they also pollinate themselves (and all the plants close to them) so they (all) end up heavily seeded.
The buds will still get you high, but you'd need to clean out the seeds before smoking it.
And there's a real good chance that the seeds will grow into hermies- practically guaranteed if it's caused by bad genetics....
The problem is it's hard to say for sure if the hermie thing is genetic,or stress related,because not all plants hermie when stressed in a major way,but some do.
