rhetorrikz
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is this a nanner?
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jojo677
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Yep, you've got a nanner!
In my limited experience making feminized seeds, some of the first nanners a female plant produce are less likely to contain viable pollen. I collected pollen from multiple times after my CS treated plant started showing nanners, and the later stuff seemed to be more viable. So you could possibly use it for pollination, but you might not be able to get much.
I've read that some growers create feminized pollen this way. They'll let the plants (or parts of them) flower longer than normal until they start producing nanners as a last ditch effort. The growers will then harvest and dry, then pluck the nanners and save them for pollinating the next plant.
It wouldn't hurt to try!
In my limited experience making feminized seeds, some of the first nanners a female plant produce are less likely to contain viable pollen. I collected pollen from multiple times after my CS treated plant started showing nanners, and the later stuff seemed to be more viable. So you could possibly use it for pollination, but you might not be able to get much.
I've read that some growers create feminized pollen this way. They'll let the plants (or parts of them) flower longer than normal until they start producing nanners as a last ditch effort. The growers will then harvest and dry, then pluck the nanners and save them for pollinating the next plant.
It wouldn't hurt to try!
