What are these?

look like spicules things to me every node has them, you will see what appears to be leaves coming out of the nodes but then one day you'll have clear/yellow loking things shooting out then it's a female

GG23

yeah...as long as each node has only 1 coming out...If they have been there 4-5 weeks(nice info to know up front, by the way) and are not growing into what looks like a bunch of grapes, then they are not pollen sacks.

dont worry your ok it spicules as gg23 says you are fine and as latewood says.if it was hermie superthrive wouldnt do shit ,superthrive will allow the plant to take more stress before turning hermie but will not reverse the prosess you would need something like dutch masters reverse for that .the postman

what makes a plant go hermie, can anyone explain please ??? what kind of stress ( transplanting, over nuting, tying the fan leaves.... ) ??? wouldnt like to stress my plants. thanks

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what makes a plant go hermie, can anyone explain please ??? what kind of stress ( transplanting, over nuting, tying the fan leaves.... ) ??? wouldnt like to stress my plants. thanks

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Basicly a plant can go hermie if it's stressed due to:

Poor light
Under watering - but don't overwater either!
Temperature change - a drop from 75 to 45 for 12 hours can stunt it and stress it
Poor air circulation might do it too...

spicules? is that synonymous with pods?
Thank you all for ur input.

read...you need to start reading...

no it's not idk what they are used for exactly but i was told that it could be like grown out before the leaves come out so that the leaves have room to emerge and spread out, but truely idk

GG23

latewood, fyi i have been doing plenty of reading. Not much about spicules though, just nodes, calyx, pistils, etc. Nor have i come across a picture similar to the first one, displaying the swollen joints.

and by the way, do you mean stipules? those useless green little shits that are like whiskers, growing near where the preflowers come out?