Crap, so off to the compost pile?Looks hermie to me.
I wouldn’t keep it. You sure your timers are good? Those pictures don’t look like 40 days into flowering.
Not unless it was full of yellow powder (pollen)-that one doesn't look like it was mature yet,so you're probably fine-but they don't stay immature for long,so you should get that plant away from the others asap...
So do I just cull this one? No point continuing the grow with it? Is a hermied plant good for anything? Seeds? Smoke? My understanding is just toss it away.
Ok, that's what I was thinking, thanks for confirming it. Much appreciated.
Now you just have to figure out if it was weak genetics that caused this (and that is becoming more and more frequent these days with all the interbreeding going on) or if it was your nute mistake early on that caused the plant to hermie from that stress. Since that happened back in veg and plants tend to adapt to most everything we do to them during that time I would tend to move toward the weak genetics solution to the mystery, especially if this is an auto that would not have the time to adapt while it rushes forward into bloom despite everything we might do to them.
These last couple of weeks have been hectic, I don't have a proper tent so although the lights are on a timer I have been late closing up the blackout curtain and door, I believe it was an inconsistent light schedule that confused the plant.
That would do it and could also explain the small size. My plants usually look a lot more mature by day 40 of flowering.
Size wise I kind of knew my first mistake was up-potting them directly from a seedling pot to the 5 gallon buckets, I realized that after I read about how the roots won't grow properly.That would do it and could also explain the small size. My plants usually look a lot more mature by day 40 of flowering.
Sorry man. Make sure you wash everything down in case some pollen was released. They say water kills pollen. Fix up those light leaks and stuff.
