I would just tend to it, picking off the balls. Hermie's usually don't produce a whole bunch of male flowers. I've had a couple in the past and after picking the balls off they turned out fine. Once I missed some of those buggers but still only had 20 or30 seeds in the whole garden. Nothing wrong with getting rid of hermies, it's really a personal choice.
grey1223 Reviewed by grey1223 on . Hermaphrodite info? I've just discovered after about 10 to 12 days of 12-12 lighting that one of my beauties is sporting both male and female equipment :mad:. It seems that just the bottom nodes are sporting males parts and the uppers appear to be pushing buds (the top looks wonderful). I don't really know much about hermy plants and the forum search didn't divulge anything great about the topic. Now, should I scrap this plant, or is it worth the effort to try and salvage something from it? I don't know Rating: 5