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Yup, could be one source of your nanners problem, but already stressed plants respond fairly quickly to additional stresses. Hopefully, now you've got 'em on the right track you'll see some improvements. A few seeds isn't a catastrophe, but would be vigilant with the nanners. (they occationally hide in the buds, too)

Some in here freak, but I'd like to take this opportunity to point-out that if you get any pollen releases, the seeds will be female. Personally, if it's likely the nanners were a result of external stresses and not from poor genetics, I'd grow them out if they are mature enough to do so. Especially if they are from a particularly nice plant. There are many methods of making femmed seeds, and to my knowledge, each of them require some form of stress to induce the nanners. (including over-ripening, light poisoning, certain chemicals...)

This is a prime example of why all info is necessary to help. It's a good idea to fess-up if you want quick, accurate responses, lol. Best not to let Pride cometh before the nanners...

If you were to go to an auto repair shop, and all you tell them is that your car won't start, they can give you a list of possible causes, but without all of the facts, the list of fixes would be a long one, and likely costly.
But if you were to go into that shop and tell them your car won't start, but yesterday you accidentally filled the gas tank with (ph'd)water, likely they could diagnose the problem on the first try. (if not, would find another auto shop)

Anyway, let us know what happens from here.:thumbsup: