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That's what we were taught around here....a last ditch effort to produce seeds. It's either genetic or environmental stressors that bring it out. Could also be plant maturity.Hey @Virgin Ground, is it your experience that when you keep a plant "well beyond her harvest suggestions" (longer than they say it takes to flower out by a significant margin) that nanners become more probable? I think I have. Seems when I let one go too long I may get a handful of seeds here and there. No flat white bullshit hermie seeds, all fully developed and easily removed, not enough to matter to anyone. I figured it was just the plant defending itself, trying to live, and shooting a nanner or two I missed towards the end that rapidly develop fully formed seeds.
I'm no expert, obviously.
Whether or not that's true, I don't know.
I also hear that anything that has Thai in it can hermie or nanner rather easily. Seems that they have a genetic disposition towards it.