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So my foremost female, a strapping young looker, 3 weeks ahead of the other ones, sprouted obvious bollocks today, on the branch that I've been 12/12 flowering with black paper

However, on the other other branches, which haven't reached the same maturity yet, since they haven't been subjected to flowering, there are much smaller and less developed protrusions.

My camera is crap, so I can't take any photos, so I'll try to explain.
Some of these less developed ones have what looks like a single or possibly double pistil extending from the middle of them, perhaps 3 millimeters long.
The pistils I've ever seen were white, but these are green. They could be leaves, but they do look more like pistils.

Is it possible for pistils to be green and do I have a hermi in that case?

A hermi would be better than nothing while I'm waiting for the others...

I'm in a bit of a hurry, because I don't dare put her back with the others for the time being...

Thanks!

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faithlessxxx Reviewed by faithlessxxx on . DAMN! Quick Desperate Question: Green Pistils? . So my foremost female, a strapping young looker, 3 weeks ahead of the other ones, sprouted obvious bollocks today, on the branch that I've been 12/12 flowering with black paper :mad: However, on the other other branches, which haven't reached the same maturity yet, since they haven't been subjected to flowering, there are much smaller and less developed protrusions. My camera is crap, so I can't take any photos, so I'll try to explain. Some of these less developed ones have what Rating: 5