So hermaphrodites are dangerous.

[essnine]

A hermaphrodite just infected a large number of plants. I wonder how growers with large amounts of plants manage being on "hermaphrodite watch" 24/7. I'm trying to say as little as I can :O

essnine Reviewed by essnine on 09-21-2007. So hermaphrodites are dangerous. A hermaphrodite just infected a large number of plants. I wonder how growers with large amounts of plants manage being on "hermaphrodite watch" 24/7. I'm trying to say as little as I can :O Rating: 5

[letsburn06]

Well most growers who have large amounts of plants dont just do it for the weed...maybe its ahobby or they are selling but w/e the case is if they are growing large amounts they care alot about their plants so im sure there down there every day if not every other hour looking at their plants and making sure everything is ok and im sure they look for potential crop disasters such as males of hermies.

[highallthetime]

If you take good care of your plants ( temperature , light cycles , Food , etc ) then you shouldn't have any Hermies.

Just do your homework to avoid hermies.

:thumbsup:

[xcrispi]

It's not always stress related Highallthetime ,
Sometimes it's just genetics . But yes "Chix w/ Dix" does suck ,
Sometimes male flowers don't show up in the usual formations either = like a pack of bananas . I have found single stray male flowers hid inside swollen calyxs that appear to be carrying a seed . Till one day the calyx pops open to release pollen = in for the sneak attack .

essnine - are you playin w/ feminised seeds ? Tell us the rest of the story and folks might be able to add more info on this for you .

Peace
Crispi :jointsmile: