hermaphrodite plants, stress?

CiderSpy

Active Member

• Oct 6, 2011

• #1

Is this stress? from me bending and twisting these plants, witch ever way. I sware they were girl, older clones I cut. They get 18/6.

It's just the two. on the left.

 

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CiderSpy

Active Member

• Oct 6, 2011

• #2

oh sorry puff, puff. I pinched those packs off a few inchs. waiting for orders to kill it.

 

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smokey mcsmokester

Well-Known Member

• Oct 6, 2011

• #3

I cant tell you its stress... But i can tell you they look 100% male and not hermies...you sure they were cloned from a female??

 

Jakabok Botch

Well-Known Member

• Oct 6, 2011

• #4

smokey mcsmokester said:

I cant tell you its stress... But i can tell you they look 100% male and not hermies...you sure they were cloned from a female??

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ya...those are dudes....i didnt see 1 female flower....

if not genetics, hermies are more likely to occur from light or nute stress

 

CiderSpy

Active Member

• Oct 7, 2011

• #5

Oh well maybe they are male. because they look male. OK there dead . just killed them.

 

prep1801

Well-Known Member

• Oct 7, 2011

• #6

Stress induced hermies will produce male "bananas" alongside female flowers. Genetic males will produce what you have pictured. Good thing they're dead. They look young enough where they probably didn't throw off much pollen, but be aware of that for the next couple weeks.