Looks like it. Definitely not girl parts you're showing.First, I was out lollypopping my plants and I noticed this. These are in week 2 (day12) of the 12/12 light cycle. This is the plant in question.
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And this is the dumbass question:
Is this a Hermie? This is a MK Ultra fem from ILGM.
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Stay tuned; More dumbass questions to follow.
So, . . . genetics?not the type of hermaphrodite you see from stress.
I would agree with TFC.So, . . . genetics?
I would say that’s basically the case. I know the whole plant isn’t covered with them.Is there only a few here and there on the lowers only?
You can try going over the whole plant thoroughly and picking them off. You’d have to do that every 4 or five days for a few weeks until they stop showing up.I would say that’s basically the case. I know the whole plant isn’t covered with them.
I agree with all of this except for that those are coming on strong rather than a little twitch. And that is a bushy plant to try and search every limb.You can try going over the whole plant thoroughly and picking them off. You’d have to do that every 4 or five days for a few weeks until they stop showing up.
I’ve be done it successfully before. It’s a bit of work, but could save all the effort you’ve put into that plant up until now.
If they are forming up top, just cut your loss and cull it.
Thanks. Yeah I’m just going to toss it. It is a little disappointing, though.You can try going over the whole plant thoroughly and picking them off. You’d have to do that every 4 or five days for a few weeks until they stop showing up.
I’ve be done it successfully before. It’s a bit of work, but could save all the effort you’ve put into that plant up until now.
If they are forming up top, just cut your loss and cull it.
Yes, when they grow in the buds like that it is a sign that it is a true hermaphrodite. When you get a few balls here and there, below the bud sites, then it’s usually stress induced.So, . . . genetics?