wookiestomper
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I think I have been getting a little carried away with my new USB scope......guess I shouldn't look so close if I can't handle the truth lol. Anyways I got the scope for work and decided to use it to check some trics. And what do I find but a few small nanners hiding out amongst some nice fat calyxes. I also spotted some unidentified pods and am curious what others think they are....
Here is a classic late flow single nanner that appeared in week 8. One of the "pods" i'm talking about is visible in the lower right of the photo. Now this nanner has not opened yet as far as I can tell but when I removed it to check there was pollen present so it was not sterile. So is that pod a more developed male flower forming, a swollen calyx about to spit out white pistils, or an already pollinated calyx with pistils that have receded and started to form a seed?
Then I find more of these "pods". They are found in clusters, almost appearing as multiple pods in a single calyx.
At first I thought these were possible very immature male flowers starting to form but then I see this one.....
So this pod obviously has a small red pistil coming out of the top. So did the pistils get pollinated and already shrivel back into the calyx and start forming a seed?
Here is another close up of one of these pods....I think the depression on the end is where the pistils once emerged and its now closed likely due to pollination...
Here is a classic late flow single nanner that appeared in week 8. One of the "pods" i'm talking about is visible in the lower right of the photo. Now this nanner has not opened yet as far as I can tell but when I removed it to check there was pollen present so it was not sterile. So is that pod a more developed male flower forming, a swollen calyx about to spit out white pistils, or an already pollinated calyx with pistils that have receded and started to form a seed?
Then I find more of these "pods". They are found in clusters, almost appearing as multiple pods in a single calyx.
At first I thought these were possible very immature male flowers starting to form but then I see this one.....
So this pod obviously has a small red pistil coming out of the top. So did the pistils get pollinated and already shrivel back into the calyx and start forming a seed?
Here is another close up of one of these pods....I think the depression on the end is where the pistils once emerged and its now closed likely due to pollination...