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07-01-2011, 06:19 PM #1
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HERMAPHRODITES AT END OF BUDDING
If there is no pollen, there will be no seed. End of story. Some pollen sacks grow mid-bud, not just at the nodes. If no males in the room lately, or you haven't transported male pollen into your flower room, (on your clothes, on other plants...) then someone in your room threw-out a nanner.
With most strains, seeds need 4 weeks from pollination MINIMUM for viability. Less time than that and you'll get runts, mutants, no-show's and pipe blasters. More than that...you get a better percentage of healthy plants.Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . HERMAPHRODITES AT END OF BUDDING LET ME KNOW IF IT IS NORMAL FOR PLANTS TO TURN HERMIE AT END OF THE BUDDING (8-9 WEEKS ) , THE PLANTS ARE READY BUT ANOTHER WEEK MAKES WONDERS. WILL THE DECISSION TO OBTAIN BETTER QUALITY BUDS AT THE END BE AFFECTED BY SOME SEEDS OR MAYBE LOTS OF SEEDS DEVELOPING ? OR IS IT BETTER TO HARVEST WHEN IT'S TIME ? OR SHOULD I HARVEST NOW AFTER 3 DAYS OF NOTISING THE HERMIS ON MANY BUDS OF DIFFERENT PLANTS. THE SEEDS WERE SKYWALKER FROM DUTCH PASSION SEEDS Rating: 5
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