is this a male pollen sack on my femmie?(pics)

[LetsSeeYa]

My first grow that i had with no idea that both were hermies. I was new so i just dried it and smoked it. Gotta say it had a good buzz too. But the seeds was a huge issue, as the damn things were every place.

Turns out that my porch light was turned on at night here and there, but enough for both plants to turn hermy. This happen in 07, but didnt realize till i began reading and a guy said not to take pics at night, because it can cause a light leak. Ding, Ding. Hello:wtf:

Havent had one since:thumbsup:


Thought id show my fully grown hermy. If ya look close you can see the buds are filled with hermy seeds

Good luck:rasta:

[jakester]

My guess is no it's not male sacks. Male flowers are in groups - thats just some odd growth. Your plant is looking to produce a sick fat cola...I can't wait to see it.

They ARE male flowers, no doubt. (edit, the second pic looks like a pollinated sac).

Just wipe em off as you see em and don't clone that bitch. Keep her separated from your other girls unless you want a load of wildly variant female seeds or your other plants are the same strain...and you want seeds.

[thehotcompost]

what do you guys think?> there is a little tiny stem, so its kinda shooting out, but the other 2 are attached and attached to the stem too

Do they look like a thorn?????????????

[thehotcompost]

As long as you cut the male organs off without causing the plant to much stress you can still save it from fertilising.

Good luck

thanks for that free very usefull info my friend i didnt know that surprised me a bit thanks again

[psychodelic]

weird.... ya i took a tweezers to it to rip it off... i took the plant out of the cab just in case if there was pollen inside, but it was some crazy goo stuff that you were talking about. when it popped it scared me, got a little on my face but everything seems fine:thumbsup:

Yeah, this is definitely my signature from now on....

[Alantae]

I think mary jane is growing some balls. Sorry. It is through a process called rodelization, in which female plants produce seeds as a reproduction mechanism, when it is not pollinated for a certain period of time.