So If I send multiple plants into flower at once are they at risk or is it only younger plants? How can you stop a female from pollenating? I've seen large grows with many female plants in flower together. This may only be true for hermies
I haven't had nanners myself of if I did I didn't notice them. My understanding is sometimes nanners are attributed to stress, maybe from training given to the plant, or an animal eating some of the plant causes the plant to think there is no time to wait for pollen to come from elsewhere so instead it turns hermie to produce it's own. I have intentionally done selective pollination on a cola or two in grows, and I didn't think the high off the seeded colaa was any less than from the unpollinated colas. I don't think you should let that vague possibility stop you from flowering multiple plants at once. If you really want to avoid it then remove the plant if nanners are spotted or pluck them out.
