Did My Plant Knock Itself Up?

[DirtyNachos]

I’m going to need some secondary input please. Did my plant herm on me and self pollinate itself? I’m at week 3 of flower. I have several flowering sites that look like these: batches of pistils turning color at the very tips that are concentrated at flowering sites. But the great mystery is I can’t find pollen sacks anywhere. I had a herm in the past that displayed very visible sacks and the plant displayed the same characteristics as this one (minus visible pollen sacks). Input would be greatly appreciated as I will not keep proceed with this grow if in fact self pollination has taken place. I appreciate the input!

 

[BenGman]

Maybe, but could also be from temps/overfeeding.

 

[DirtyNachos]

Maybe, but could also be from temps/overfeeding.

I don’t think it’s a feeding issue because I generally feed on the lower side (700-800ppm now), but I can see temps being a factor. The room in which my tent is located has a window that that gets blasted this time of year from the sun/heat. I did hang heavy room darkening curtains to mitigate temps, but they still hover around 77-80 degrees in the room. Temps in my tent are about the same.

 

[Budzbuddha]

Looks fine - keep going

 

[Budzbuddha]

Pics of whole plant

 

[DirtyNachos]

Pics of whole plant

These are photos from yesterday except the under canopy (last Tuesday). One plant scrog in a 4x4.

 

[Budzbuddha]

Great looking grow - beautiful canopy.
Wouldn’t overthink the pistils if not a systemic problem- maybe you leaned or brushed against them . Even if there are some nanners buried in there , it is what it is.

 

[DirtyNachos]

Great looking grow - beautiful canopy.
Wouldn’t overthink the pistils if not a systemic problem- maybe you leaned or brushed against them . Even if there are some nanners buried in there , it is what it is.

Thanks! Appreciate the response!