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.........a plant havin stamen and pistils in the same flower........
what is concidered a true herm?
is it a plant that has a few bananas, here and there,durin flower, most times at the end of flower.
is it a plant that produces male balls right from the get go.
or both? i see lots of growers callin a plant a hermie when they see a single banana in flowerin. myself, a herm plant, the whole plant produces bananas or male balls.
ive had both many times. plants that i keep sometimes, not all the time, they might toss a few nanners late. and ive had plants that theres no way you could keep up pickin the male flowers off. they just blow up.
just recently i recieved a clone, when first put into flower(room has a small light leak, intentional) right about the end of the stretch, she put out male balls, looked just like a regular male plant. culled that plant, and tryed the clone again in the same room, but it had time to acclimate to my spot, and in the same room she grew fine.
seems that quite a bit of the reported herm plants in seedlines are not actual hermie plants? gettin a plant dialed in, is also givin the plant time to adjust to your spots conditions. especially a clone from another growers enviorment to yours.
whats your thoughts?
CBF
what is concidered a true herm?
is it a plant that has a few bananas, here and there,durin flower, most times at the end of flower.
is it a plant that produces male balls right from the get go.
or both? i see lots of growers callin a plant a hermie when they see a single banana in flowerin. myself, a herm plant, the whole plant produces bananas or male balls.
ive had both many times. plants that i keep sometimes, not all the time, they might toss a few nanners late. and ive had plants that theres no way you could keep up pickin the male flowers off. they just blow up.
just recently i recieved a clone, when first put into flower(room has a small light leak, intentional) right about the end of the stretch, she put out male balls, looked just like a regular male plant. culled that plant, and tryed the clone again in the same room, but it had time to acclimate to my spot, and in the same room she grew fine.
seems that quite a bit of the reported herm plants in seedlines are not actual hermie plants? gettin a plant dialed in, is also givin the plant time to adjust to your spots conditions. especially a clone from another growers enviorment to yours.
whats your thoughts?
CBF