Oh no... hermie, isnt it?

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supernor

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been on 12/12 for about 8 days now, and it doesn't look good. Damn bag seeds.
 

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It could be from genetics or environment. The plant doesn't look happy no matter what. That's a pretty hardcore hermie, so IMO it's probably genetic.
 
well, it was half way through it's dark period when i pulled it out it's grow space if you're talking about the droopy leaves. They srping up when the lights are on... but yeah, its my frist time with bagseed.
 
Yeah, I meant the droopy leaves.

Sorry about your luck with that one. Hopefully you have more!!
 
yeah, i'm planning to have more. this was more of a test run for me. I'm planning to order some real seeds or just get some clones off someone. Well, I'm never growing bagseed again.... I have 3 more, 1 is not showing any balls. The other two have just started 12/12 yesterday, They were vegged for a couple weeks more, and are not being trained. Maybe it was the training? Or spidermites? I had some spidermite problems earlier, ate up a good amount of leaves b4 I noticed. But they're gone now.
 
I doubt it was either of those. (training or mites). You should double check and make sure you don't have a light leak in your room. Besides genetics, that's usually the culprit.
 
Hmm...ya know what I had major light leak for pretty much the whole veg. But sealed it when it went into flower. Actully there's still a few very little paper thin cracks of light. Is this the problem? Even tiny miniscule amounts of light will do it?
 
Some say yes, some say no. I don't have enough experience to know for sure. I would seal it up as tight as possible just to be safe.

A light leak shouldn't hurt a plant with stable genetics. Since it's not completely dark outside at night. Otherwise every plant grown outside would be. If the genetics of the plant has hermie tendencies it probably wouldn't take much light to cause problems.
 
cph said:
Some say yes, some say no. I don't have enough experience to know for sure. I would seal it up as tight as possible just to be safe.

A light leak shouldn't hurt a plant with stable genetics. Since it's not completely dark outside at night. Otherwise every plant grown outside would be. If the genetics of the plant has hermie tendencies it probably wouldn't take much light to cause problems.
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just b/c the moon is out and bright doesn't mean your plants are receiving light. the moon doesn't put out a spectrum for plants to recognize.

yes dude. your plants need COMPLETE darkness.....
 
could these be calyxes? Because 1 of the 4 is actaully a straight male, and and it looks nothing like the pics i posted.
 
Take it out of the room to aviod it spreading. Then pinch one. What came out?
 
well, it turns out it's not a hermie. I decided to wait a while. Those things which I thought were balls have opened up and multiple hairs have grown out of them. 1 of my 4 have shown to be full male though. Making that 3/4 female. Looks like this isn't going to be such a big waste after all...
 
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