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08-24-2007, 02:05 PM #1Senior Member
hermie problem
I would JUST remove the two balls and keep your eyes really peeled for more. If they grow, cut em off. DO NOT throw away your whole plant because of a couple of balls. I have a big budded plant and a few weeks ago, I found a single ball on one of her lower branches. I pinched it off and as hard as I have looked ever since, it hasn't returned. Just cut those balls off and search hard for more. If you find more, hit us back up with how bad the problem is and where. we will be able to help you more after that...
How far away from harvest are they?elway07 Reviewed by elway07 on . hermie problem in the past I have always removed a hermie at first sign- this morning I have 2 plants that have produced a male flower on each- these plants are large bud covered beauties- I have read post where people will remove each offending branch from hermies and still get a predominantly seedlees plant- is this worth the effort or should i eliminate the plants alltogether as I have in the past?? let me know how you would handle this situation Rating: 5
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