Hermie Question

[GratefulDawg]

Ok, so unfortunately my first born girl has turned into a hermaphrodite. I am kind of upset by this, as this is my first grow, and they were looking quite delicious until a moment ago when i discovered this. I know that picking the balls off is a fruitless effort, as I have tried this, and I also recall reading about it. I am going to execute her momentarily, it is a sad day today. My question is this:

Will the clones I took from this plant also definitely turn hermie even if I adjust the environmental conditions appropriately? (I believe the cause of my woes was unfortunately a light leak) Should I just start over from some fresh seeds? These were just some good bag seeds, so should I spring for some quality genetics and start over? any input would be appreciated.......

Peace!

GratefulDawg Reviewed by GratefulDawg on 06-27-2007. Hermie Question Ok, so unfortunately my first born girl has turned into a hermaphrodite. I am kind of upset by this, as this is my first grow, and they were looking quite delicious until a moment ago when i discovered this. I know that picking the balls off is a fruitless effort, as I have tried this, and I also recall reading about it. I am going to execute her momentarily, it is a sad day today. My question is this: Will the clones I took from this plant also definitely turn hermie even if I adjust Rating: 5

[Weedhound]

If you haven't turned your clones you can use Reverse on them to prevent hermies....I use it and have not had a single hermie since....and I always have at least one light issue per 12/12. This stuff works great.

Reverse by DutchMaster - 1 liter | Plant Nutrient Enhancers - General

Ps...it's pretty normal for light leaks to cause a hermie issue so I wouldn't be too concerned about the clones. If your plant hermied for no real reason I might feel differently...capice?

[faithlessxxx]

I've picked away the male flowers on hermies several times, and succeeded in saving them quite easily.