Well I'm not of the expertise of others on this board, but I was always under the impression that those growths are just effects of growing a male plant, but I have no experience since I have never grown them. My guess is that its just the effect of growing the male plant which is giving an unusual effect since most males are killed once it can be differentiated. Then again, I don't know much about a more maturely grown male plant, nor what it would look like, so I don't want to be the one to make the call either. Maybe it was some crazy shemale mixup in some way? I'm interested in this too.
Dutch Masta Reviewed by Dutch Masta on . Bannanna's on my plant? Ok what is that on my plant? I went out to water her this morning and noticed something on a couple (2) branchs, it was funny looking and yellow. She has been very sad since I took out the other plant which turned out to be a male, her canopy leaves are droopy, I started to give her foood and now blooming stuff. but she still is growing more and more hairs every day, are those leaves supposed to get droopy during this time of its cycle? and what the in the samm heck is that is it a seed? a Rating: 5