need help on friend's new first grow

[farmthekush]

my friend just started his grow and ended with three females going into flower only 1 month and half old.
so far seems pretty good in my eyes but i think u can shade some light.

each plant is approx 20" and two weeks into flower
first week had a problem with electricity and power got shut for 3 hours in the middle of the light cycle.
one day after that happend light schedule was 2 hours late then usual which was fixed the day after.
the containers are 5 gallons and the plants are being watered every 3 days with bio bizz.

we believe this may caused some hermies signs on the plant,we are not sure and would like to confirm that so we know what to do with the plant .. keep it and watch out for development and take the risk or trash it.


also if you guys can see any problems other then what i said i would very much like to hear.

here are some pictures:

 

[farmthekush]

 

[BOMBAYCAT]

If the light cycle is interrupted by a power outage (temporary dark), That is less serious then when the night cycle has a light leak on the plants. I would just watch very close for hermies and I think you are ok. Good luck.

 

[farmthekush]

Thanks for the fast reply.

Now i think i found hermies on another one.. should i give up on two plants and continue only one or should i continue with all the three and risk it

here's another picture of what i think is an hermie:

 

[JamieShoes]

definitely male parts mate... I thought that in the last pic in the 1st post too...dont burst them if you can help it...

 

[farmerlion]

Your over feeding your plants. See how your leaf tips are curling up on you. cut back by 50% and you will be fine. Fertilizers are always heavy if you go by directions. You don't need that much and end quality will be better. With the 7 leaf sets I see in the pics You are Indica dominant. Hermies may be caused by more than a light issue. Pinch them off for now. Check room temps, ventilation, back lights away from leaves if you see any transpiration on leaves. (wet spots). Check ph of water and soil. You will find an issue other than what you are aware of now. hope this helps with future grows. Peace