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Guitar Man

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So how do you keep seed production to a minimum!? Just wanna know if I ever run into that problem lol just cut the balls off? Sorry didn't mean to hijack or anything, that could be useful info for everyone!
If you see balls on the nodes, simply pluck them off with a good pair of tweezers. The sooner a grower does this, the better. Also, the balls won't grow back. If nanners end up poking out of your buds, pull them out with tweezers. If you get nanners, even if you pull them out, you will most likely get some seeds because the problem has gone to the next level (the balls are actually opening up within the bud). Nanners in the buds come later, not sooner.

In dealing with the Hermaphrodites I've grown, here are some things you will need; a good pair of tweezers; a good flashlight with fresh batteries; a good magnifying glass. Because the nanners begin to dry up before unleashing pollen, a flashlight illuminates them for an easy pluck. A flashlight also works well while looking under the canopy for balls on the nodes. I spin my plants to make sure I check every node.

If a ball does burst on the nodes, simply spray the pollen with water (water neutralizes pollen).
 

cdd10

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If you see balls on the nodes, simply pluck them off with a good pair of tweezers. The sooner a grower does this, the better. Also, the balls won't grow back. If nanners end up poking out of your buds, pull them out with tweezers. If you get nanners, even if you pull them out, you will most likely get some seeds because the problem has gone to the next level (the balls are actually opening up within the bud). Nanners in the buds come later, not sooner.

In dealing with the Hermaphrodites I've grown, here are some things you will need; a good pair of tweezers; a good flashlight with fresh batteries; a good magnifying glass. Because the nanners begin to dry up before unleashing pollen, a flashlight illuminates them for an easy pluck. A flashlight also works well while looking under the canopy for balls on the nodes. I spin my plants to make sure I check every node.

If a ball does burst on the nodes, simply spray the pollen with water (water neutralizes pollen).
So basically watch very close if ya do get a hermie get them off ASAP? Understanding correctly?
 

Guitar Man

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So basically watch very close if ya do get a hermie get them off ASAP? Understanding correctly?
But don't worry until flowering begins. Chances are you will know where your plant is headed 2-3 weeks after flowering begins.

I plucked a few balls off of this plant 15 days into flowering, and I plucked a few more off throughout the next couple of weeks. So far, I don't think I have 1 seed. I chopped her down 2 days ago, with an epic yield.

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cdd10

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But don't worry until flowering begins. Chances are you will know where your plant is headed 2-3 weeks after flowering begins.

I plucked a few balls off of this plant 15 days into flowering, and I plucked a few more off throughout the next couple of weeks. So far, I don't think I have 1 seed. I chopped her down 2 days ago, with an epic yield.

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Nice thanks for the helpful info!
 
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