Are these nanners? 3wks veg

[chunkny]

I grew some random bagseed and it's been vegging for approx. 3 weeks now .. nowhere close to being mature & autoflowering, but after taking a close look, it turns out there are some pistils & what seems like nanners coming from the topmost node.. see for yourself.. Hermie?

Should I chop or wait it out?

 

[JJScorpio]

It looks like a male but I can't enlarge it. Can you put it in your gallery and then post it?

 

[chunkny]

Here's the larger version: http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/1889/nannernl8.jpg

 

[JJScorpio]

It's blurry, but it looks like a male from what I see. Does it look like this?

 

[Chester Drawers]

looks like balls dude

 

[Guest]

looks like a male to me

 

[chunkny]

It's blurry, but it looks like a male from what I see. Does it look like this?

Not yet. How long till I should be worried?

 

[EZlistener]

male

 

[Guest]

Are they Nanners??

Are they Nanners??

There is some confusion I think about what a nanner is....

There are actually 2 types of male hermie flowers...

The first type looks just like any flower on a male plant....

In the male the flower opens and 5 stamens will be seen...

the stamen contains the pollen....

What a nanner is IMO is one of those 5 stamins....

which look exactly like a very tiny banana.....

Hence the name nanner....

The other type of male flower often happens late in flower....

where a female flower throw out one if these male stamens....

These 2 types of male hermie flower are called perfect and imperfect male flowers in biology....

So the answer is it looks like you have a hermie.... but not nanners....

if that makes sense....

 

[mapleboy]

Well said..
MB

 

[Guest]

In my experience its been the other way around,nanners in late flower,pollen sac in preflower

 

[humble1]

it's either straight male or a male dominant hermie.
cut that thing out before it wreaks havoc!

 

[Guest]

In my experience its been the other way around,nanners in late flower,pollen sac in preflower

Thats right although my post may not have been clear....

Its common to see the full male flowers around the nodes on a hermie plant....

then late in flower a clean plant producing the occaisional nanner from female flowers.....

Im also of the opinion that many of the nanner types dont release pollen because the close proximity of the moist female parts keep the stamins from drying and releasing pollen....

This is why I generally kill and hermis with early male flowers...

but will usually keep the nanner types....if they dont become a pain in the ass....If you remove the nanners.... dont use tweezers.... they can squeeze out the pollen....