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02-24-2008, 08:19 PM #1
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Hermie/Clone Issue
You'll want to keep your temps under 85'F, that's probably one big cause of the stress. If you're using C02, you can allow the temperatures to get a little higher... but without it, plants respond better to slightly lower temperatures.
And if you've got plants that are covered in pollen sacs, then it sounds like you've got a male... not a hermie. If you took clones from a male plant grown from seed (which is not uncommon), then all of your clones will be male. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but at least it sounds like you're taking good care of the plants. Get yourself a female and try again! :jointsmile:Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Hermie/Clone Issue Hi I am hoping that some of you growers with loads of experience might be able to help me out with my issue. Here it goes: After a successfull harvest of some top notch chron with no seeds at all I am now running into a hermie issue. Instead of growing from clone or seed like I have done many times in the past, this time I got a plant from a friend who had been growing it outdoors using his own "hydro" system. His set up is just the plant (from seed) grown in a large pot filled with charcoal Rating: 5
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