Wondering and hoping it doesnt ruin!!!!

WaterDog

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I think this is pollen sacks on 1 plant??? Wedding gelato, Royal queen seeds. I found a few of the on one on of my plants. They are sticky and don't see how they could mess up anything but????!!!! probably 6 of these found on a 3 ft tall plant. Damn :wall: :oops::dunce:

What if anything should I do?
 

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DaFreak

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When they are in buds like that usually they don't do much damage. If you only have a few plants and it's personal smoke I would just finish. If it's many plants I would get rid of the one.
 

WaterDog

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When they are in buds like that usually they don't do much damage. If you only have a few plants and it's personal smoke I would just finish. If it's many plants I would get rid of the one.
Just the one plants. I double and triple checked the other wedding gelato and all the others in room and couldn't find anymore.
 

Truthsurge

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The plant has turned hermie, from the picture it looks like you could have a potassium deficiency and the shiny dark green leaf is too much nitrogen.
It is possible that a excess amount of nitrogen has caused other nutes to lock out causing the burnt leaf tip with slight burning on the edge of the leaf.
The sacks could be caused by this stress or it could just be genetics.
If the sack bursts the plant will self pollenate and instead of producing trichomes (crystals) it will focus on seed production in the effected sites which will most likely effect overall yeild and quality.

A few people have claimed to have had some amazing hermied weed with the guess that the plant produces more trichomes to protect the seeds but from my experience / research it is just not worth the risk whwn the odds are against you.

If thoes pollen sacks open they can easily effect your other plants to produce seeds, if you dont mind the risk and do not want to pull even that one plant then you will still have perfectly smokable bud.
For me tho, i would throw that one away or move it to another room, was down the tent and hope the others havent got seeds.

If you want to keep it (if you are in coco) flush with quater strengh nutes and then try half strengh on your next feed to see how she goes :D
 

WaterDog

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The plant has turned hermie, from the picture it looks like you could have a potassium deficiency and the shiny dark green leaf is too much nitrogen.
It is possible that a excess amount of nitrogen has caused other nutes to lock out causing the burnt leaf tip with slight burning on the edge of the leaf.
The sacks could be caused by this stress or it could just be genetics.
If the sack bursts the plant will self pollenate and instead of producing trichomes (crystals) it will focus on seed production in the effected sites which will most likely effect overall yeild and quality.

A few people have claimed to have had some amazing hermied weed with the guess that the plant produces more trichomes to protect the seeds but from my experience / research it is just not worth the risk whwn the odds are against you.

If thoes pollen sacks open they can easily effect your other plants to produce seeds, if you dont mind the risk and do not want to pull even that one plant then you will still have perfectly smokable bud.
For me tho, i would throw that one away or move it to another room, was down the tent and hope the others havent got seeds.

If you want to keep it (if you are in coco) flush with quater strengh nutes and then try half strengh on your next feed to see how she goes :D
Good info to know. Thanks.

Could this stress have caused it to hermie? This is what overall looks like.

None of my plants in flower are looking particularly great and its driving me nuts.
 

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WaterDog

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So I have 1 wedding Gelato and 1 Thunderfuck that have a few seeds. :oops:

Will these seeds be viable? That cross could be good or just ditch and don't waste time or resources?!

I don't have a shortage of seeds but!!!!!
 
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