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Thanks for your help, it just sucks cause this would be another wasted 4 months on trying to grow a mother plant.

But do you think since I burnt it early by accident, and topped it, that was the cause of it being hermie, and that the other ones wouldn't unless I stressed them like this one?

Yes to remove pollen sac, or that all of the clones i took off my mother plant are going to be hermie? The mother plant is not the one pictured above.

Do you think that the other clones I took off my mother plant would also be hermie, Also should I remove the pollen sac, in the hopes of it not producing anymore? Thanks.

Also I thought I should add that about a week into flowering I topped her because of how badly burnt she was from being too close to the cfl, and she's in a constant 88-94 degree temputures.

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I like to put them in water in a dark place for 3-5 days, cause that'll allow you to see the ones that aren't going to germinate and you should take them out of the water and plant them when you see a small white root, but as this guy mentioned above there's many different ways to germinate...

Sorry for the late reply but I don't quite understand what your saying, are you saying that it has mold, or why it doesn't, if your wondering why it doesn't is because it's probably a mold resistant strain, and as for getting rid of mold you can go to your local walmart, or any superstore for...

Give it a few more days so that most the white hairs turn amber then harvest.

Thanx guys I figured it was a nute burn, and I just now put it into flowering.

It's about 4 weeks in veg.

Thanks if you can help.

And what lights should I use the lights that are in it are 5000k 23 watt daylight bulbs, and I also have 2700k 23 watt soft white cfls.

Skidsteer are you still there?

I use distilled water from Walmart, and before I planted I added dolomite like to the soil.

18 to 6 light schedule

It's at 86 degrees, just watered when the soil was bone dry, and it's in ffof soil and I haven't added any nutes to it yet, thanks for the replys!

It's new growth is curling.