Quote Originally Posted by HateHeaven
I just found a banana and pulled that, I have been keeping good track of the pants. Will pulling the bananas decrease any seeds? or can you take good care enough for a hermi for it to produce very very little seeds?
Well, if you didn't pull them, what would happen? You can't have seeds without pollen.
What sux, are those nanners that grow-up inside the bud. Can't see 'em, but...

If a fem hasn't been purposefully stressed, but still gets nanners, it can/will pass this trait down to future generations. Some folks stress a fem on purpose, to force male flowers. This is how femmed seeds are made and is different than a hermie.
When there is a propensity (natural inclination or preference) to hermie, you'll end up with hermie seeds, and don't really want to save 'em.

Are you growing-out more plants of the same strain as the hermie? Are they showing nanners, too? If not, perhaps you stressed the poor lady into thinking she needs to self-pollinate (producing her own pollen to continue the species) and will end-up with femmed seeds. If they are hermie, too...I'd look into another seed source.
I'd either pinpoint the stress, or chuck the seeds.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Found seeds in 6 week plant After a bit of advice as what to do, as I have 3 plants growing, and they all show seeds on them, even though no male is present. One of them, seemed to lose all its hairs on top and grow spindly buds, and the other two are still hairy and have fat buds. Is the one that lost its hairs likely to have turned hermie, as that one is riddled with seeds and the others appear to have only a few. WHat should i do, crop the hermie (if it is the one, cant see any obvious pollen sacks), and let Rating: 5