HELP-can you reverse the hermi process

[itswack420]

my 3 week old plants had been exposed to a plant that turned out to be hermi and the male pollen was blown onto my other plants and now they all are starting to slowly grow seeds. i chopped the plant that was producing male pollen but being only 3 weeks old obviously there was hardly any nug and they are big and dont wanna chop the rest. Is there any thing i can do to reverse this bullshit or at least slow the seed production process???
ANY SOLUTIONS TO THIS PROBLEM IS APPRECIATED!!!

itswack420 Reviewed by itswack420 on 06-21-2010. HELP-can you reverse the hermi process my 3 week old plants had been exposed to a plant that turned out to be hermi and the male pollen was blown onto my other plants and now they all are starting to slowly grow seeds. i chopped the plant that was producing male pollen but being only 3 weeks old obviously there was hardly any nug and they are big and dont wanna chop the rest. Is there any thing i can do to reverse this bullshit or at least slow the seed production process??? ANY SOLUTIONS TO THIS PROBLEM IS Rating: 5

[copobo]

spraying your plants with water will kill any viable pollen that is left. make sure to have proper air circ to dry off afterwards.

otherwise, might as well just wait it out and make the best of it. what are the parents? what will the crosses be?

[jtsik330]

there is nothing you can do at this point but chop and harvest now or just let them be. Once a lady herms she focuses on seed production so spraying them with water won't help. Some people let hermied plants grow out and put them to use.