A few pollin sacks or nanners is no reason to panic.

pegboy

pegboy

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Aside from a full on herm (which I've never had) , a few pollin sacks or a few nanners is no reason to panic. Pluck em off and keep growing. Most times everything turns out just fine. I think the phobia of destroying all plants that show the slightest hint of male most times is a bit overboard. Just an opinion. I have a feeling this post will meet with some opposition. Ha.
 
thumper60

thumper60

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pegboy said:
Aside from a full on herm (which I've never had) , a few pollin sacks or a few nanners is no reason to panic. Pluck em off and keep growing. Most times everything turns out just fine. I think the phobia of destroying all plants that show the slightest hint of male most times is a bit overboard. Just an opinion. I have a feeling this post will meet with some opposition. Ha.
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If not breeding i agree 100%
 
Bose

Bose

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I got about 100 seeds off a manner plant. Grew a few fem seeds from her and they had no issues.
 
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conor c

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pegboy said:
Aside from a full on herm (which I've never had) , a few pollin sacks or a few nanners is no reason to panic. Pluck em off and keep growing. Most times everything turns out just fine. I think the phobia of destroying all plants that show the slightest hint of male most times is a bit overboard. Just an opinion. I have a feeling this post will meet with some opposition. Ha.
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If its not for breeding then yeah its not much more than irritating whats more irritating id say is the tiny aborted seed things(ovules) if someone really stresses a plant out least with fully formed seeds its easier to pick out like you said for a small home grow its not the end of the world
 
Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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pegboy said:
Aside from a full on herm (which I've never had) , a few pollin sacks or a few nanners is no reason to panic. Pluck em off and keep growing. Most times everything turns out just fine. I think the phobia of destroying all plants that show the slightest hint of male most times is a bit overboard. Just an opinion. I have a feeling this post will meet with some opposition. Ha.
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I agree, a few nanners Ill pick off and even save them for future chucking projects.
 
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