I'm afraid that this plant has gone hermaphrodite. It's in it's 3rd week of flowering and up until 4 or 5 days ago I thought it was a happy female. Since then it has had some things pop up and I'm not sure what they are. They almost look like seeds forming where a stem (with a flower at the end) meets the bigger stem. Hopefully you will be able to see what I mean in my pictures. I popped a couple of the suckers off as shown in the first pic. I've looked at several other threads here and cannot find anything that looks like this one. If someone could identify what is going on here it would be a great help. Thanks in advance and happy growing.

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BTW it would not at all surprise me if this is a hermie as there have been quite a few mistakes/shortcomings with this first indoor grow. This plant spent it's early vegetative state under 16(on)/8 light, was switched to 24 hr light for rest of veg until going to 12/12 two weeks ago. From what I understand, this and poor light in general can cause stress. It's been replanted at least 3 times. It's also had bumpy/strange textured leaves ever since the beginning. Hope this info helps.

Here are some of the room stats:

- exclusively fluorescent lighting. -6 4' tubes overhead of varying wattages and spectrums and 7 cfl lights around the sides (4 4100K's and 3 2700K's)
- closet with no air flow. The door is opened for a while every day but that's it.
- temps have been around 73-75 and humidity around 45-55
- standard miracle grow during veg (chem burned once) and 10-50-10 bloom something-or-other once so far during flowering
JoeBlow818 Reviewed by JoeBlow818 on . Say it ain't so, is this a hermie? Please advise I'm afraid that this plant has gone hermaphrodite. It's in it's 3rd week of flowering and up until 4 or 5 days ago I thought it was a happy female. Since then it has had some things pop up and I'm not sure what they are. They almost look like seeds forming where a stem (with a flower at the end) meets the bigger stem. Hopefully you will be able to see what I mean in my pictures. I popped a couple of the suckers off as shown in the first pic. I've looked at several other threads here and Rating: 5