Redrum2517
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G13
Male or female?
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Re: Male or female
Pictures?
Pictures?
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Redrum2517
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Re: Male or female
Definitely seed sacks. But I might see hairs so it's either male or hermie.
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Redrum2517
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Man really need some one to look at it better hate to pull it
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Redrum2517
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It was a feminized seed
rillos
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Hermie for sure, get rid of it fast.
Hermie as they said. Give it the banhammer before it seeds your other plants.
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Redrum2517
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I did so sad it was a G13 still got 5 white widow max looking good
G13
Contact your seed vendor with an explanation and photos. They *might* make it up to you.
wifeygrower
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I'm thinking hermie too and it's up to you I'd loose it
make him rest in pieces. And quick 
GrowInTheDark
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use it to make yourself a pure feminizing mother for future seeds 
or you could just take the plant and make whatever extract you can out of it.
or you could just take the plant and make whatever extract you can out of it.My $0.02
Real Hermis tend to make more hermies. The issue is you currently created them because to stressed them out. So if you stressed out a regular plant and got a hermi then unless you figure out what went wrong, it is likely you will have it again because it just keeps getting easier.
The flip side is this wasn't a regular plant this was a femd seed so that is a chemically induced hermi if it came from a reputable source. I am running my first Fems now so I have little experience here but my understanding is they are more sensitive and easier to make into a hermi to begin with. So you may have conditions that a regular plant might have gotten through just fine. So you may be by the book but just a little too rough for such a sensitive stock.
Real Hermis tend to make more hermies. The issue is you currently created them because to stressed them out. So if you stressed out a regular plant and got a hermi then unless you figure out what went wrong, it is likely you will have it again because it just keeps getting easier.
The flip side is this wasn't a regular plant this was a femd seed so that is a chemically induced hermi if it came from a reputable source. I am running my first Fems now so I have little experience here but my understanding is they are more sensitive and easier to make into a hermi to begin with. So you may have conditions that a regular plant might have gotten through just fine. So you may be by the book but just a little too rough for such a sensitive stock.
