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Sir.Ganga

New Member
Take a closer look at your plants, how many nanners are there and where abouts? If they are popping up all over chop her down, if they are located near the top remove them carefully before they start to open Generally if nanners are lower on the plant its most likely a genetic thing, but at the top, stress and enviorment can also cause them to pop out.
 

mousebuddha

Active Member
Whats your strain ?. Been happening to me with one particular strain and once a few male flowers came then they where followed by more. One harvest ended up full of seed. Keep it away from your other females and chop it down if necessary .
 

jbud123

Active Member
there just at the top, so if i get these off i should be good or will the still keep coming?
 

jbud123

Active Member
Take a closer look at your plants, how many nanners are there and where abouts? If they are popping up all over chop her down, if they are located near the top remove them carefully before they start to open Generally if nanners are lower on the plant its most likely a genetic thing, but at the top, stress and enviorment can also cause them to pop out.
wht kinda stress or enviormental problem could it be?
 

Sand4x105

Well-Known Member
One nanner could turn 50-100 buds that are viable in same space to make seeds...
It takes only one to pop...
I, Recently grew some bag seed out, and had a 6-7 week nice budded plant go hermie on me... OVER NIGHT...
I checked the night before, all fine...then first thing in morn... Nanners....Thought I had caught them all...
Wrong... I had 5 plants that had buds on them, all 5 ended up with a few seeds...
I also had 5 or 6 plants without buds, and they were fine...
Wash your hands after touching your plant... and don't touch any others...
Good Luck man...
 

Coho

Well-Known Member
Tweezers..wet em and pluck unless too many. A couple seeds are fine. Zillions isn't fine. A fertilized plant looks like a bird food factory. Note: Humans have eaten the seeds for centuries as food.
 
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