Five week flowering hermie or what!

Seed, it's hermi!

they say to keep cutting them off.. just flower out the rest if you can..

Just carefully remove the sacks and watch for anymore. I just had 2 hermi on me but I was 8 weeks into flowering and just removed the whole plants a little early. Just check them carefully for any banana looking things and sacks and remove.

ok guys here are the pics of the hermie and the non-hermie both are white widows same rooms so tell me how one came out a hermie and one came out ok.



p.s the first pic is the hermie the is the non-hermie.

if your hermie plant produces seeds then i think they are considered feminized seeds. Maybe im wrong but i think thats how feminized seeds are made.

Unfortunatly a plant that has hermied will tend to pass that trait on to its offspring.

mr773 said:

do you guys think i will have this problem with new seeds from good genetics (green house) and (dinafem)?

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well greenhouse is one of the best... but u can't go wrong with DNA genetics.. all my fem seeds came from them and no hermies 5 weeks into flowering .. u seen them

If you satrt with hermie seed you get hermi plant. I would find the plant you want make sure it female and just make clones It less problems.

You'll always have the chance of hermies. But, going through reputable seed breeders will decrease that chance drastically.

im almost positive that if you can harvest some of the hermi pollen and pollinate your other straight female with a paint brush or something in one area you will have female seeds from the normal female. hermi seeds from hermi plant

420allthe time said:

im almost positive that if you can harvest some of the hermi pollen and pollinate your other straight female with a paint brush or something in one area you will have female seeds from the normal female. hermi seeds from hermi plant

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I was reading about the same thing. I'm gonna give it a try in the future, see what's up, haha!

lookin good my dude im ridin wit ya!

lets see a pic of it while its drying... those pictures are allways cool to check out