They should be good to go
Let them dry for a few weeks and you will see a 95% success rate. Whenever I have tried to germinate seeds straight away I get a miserable success rate. This makes sense as in the wild once seeds drop from the plant they would not survive the winter if they germinated straight away.
How far away is your light? It could just be light bleaching or whatever. It does look weird though. I have the gr240 and it’s really strong in the very center so it wouldn’t surprise me. It doesn’t look like male parts to me at all. Good Luck.Any idea what these yellow/white clumps are? This is the third plant to get them -- all different strains, all different breeders. Even different media and feed solutions! The first two, I destroyed because I thought they were male parts on a plant turning hermie. This one, I decided to let grow for a while to see what happens. The clumps first start to appear 7-10 days after flipping to 12/12. Almost all the buds have them. They appear mostly on the tops, but on some buds, I see some clumps developing on the sides.
Grow Environment
36x20x62-inch grow tent
480-watt Growant LED (G3HiPAR GR480)
medium = coco coir
pot = 3-gallon felt
36" oscillating tower fan for in-tent circulation
8-inch duct fan for exhaust with carbon filter
6-inch intake fan
Average daily temp is 77°F
Average daily RH is 62%
Nutes: Advanced Nutrients SensiBloom for Coco @ full strength (1T A/B per gal) plus 1-1.5ml Mammoth P / gal
Not pH testing the feed because Sensi products are self-adjusting
Feed: 60-80oz per day, very little or no run-off
TIA for any help!
11” would for sure cause bleaching with my GR240s and I think your light is basically two of them. Are the white buds closest to the center of each side of the light?Thanks for the reply. The light is currently 11-16" from the top buds, but that's of course post-stretch. It was a good 22" above the plant when the blobs first started growing.
