Is this hermie?

dscorpion

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Dec 25, 2023

• #1

Is this hermie trait? I've noticed a few these claw like things.

 

Fangthane

Well-Known Member

Dec 25, 2023

• #2

Yeah, you've got a couple of nanners there.

 

dscorpion

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Dec 25, 2023

• #3

Thanks!

 

MickFoster

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Dec 25, 2023

• #4

It's not a true hermie.........it's just some nanners late in flower...........not unusual.

 

Johiem

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Dec 25, 2023

• #5

That's more rodelization than hermaphroditism. Late flower unpollinated survival panic response, not uncommon.

 

dscorpion

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Dec 26, 2023

• #6

Cool to know the name of this plant activity

 

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LeoRavus

Active Member

Dec 26, 2023

• #7

Is it close to harvest? Might want to do it before it gets preggo

 

dscorpion

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Dec 26, 2023

• #8

Yeah, 10weeks from flip.

 

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LeoRavus

Active Member

Dec 26, 2023

• #9

That's an amazing looking plant. I hear light stress can bring on hermies. Looks like she's tacoing. Pretty though.

 

dscorpion

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Dec 26, 2023

• #10

Thanks, low temps I think caused the tacoing and brought purple colors.

 

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LeoRavus

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Dec 26, 2023

• #11

dscorpion said:

Thanks, low temps I think caused the tacoing and brought purple colors.

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Have you tried the Photone app? It's pretty good for giving an idea of what the PPFD is under the light. The purple looks awesome. Hope to harvest mine before the weather warms up.

 

sfw1960

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Jan 3, 2024

• #12

I believe you're more likely to see the taco bar from excess light than temps being cooler; whereas the colder temps are helping with the beautiful colors.
Total time doesn't always make them ripe by the clock but if you have a good amount of cloudy trichomes then get her to the O.R. stat lol!