Oh okay, those are pollen sacs. Are they all over the plant and can you take a pic of one? If there aren't a lot I would spray them with water and then take them off.
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I'll look for them, when I get home I'll take some more pics. This is the only plant I have going so if they are there does it still matter?
Well...you'll end up with seeded bud and so will all your neighbors!
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Ok gotcha, I will update.
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I actually remember pulling the ones off that I saw almost a month ago.
With any luck that was all there were!
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Apparently the ones I grabbed when I first saw them were all I had because I haven't seen anymore. So here's to hoping I have no seeds in my bud.
Great news! Keep us posted as you get close to harvest. 
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Will do bud! I'm getting excited, cant wait to see how she turns out.
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Updated pic. Trikes are cloudy now, so we still have some time left for sure. Getting exciting for sure.
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Love the camera on my phone.
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So it's been getting colder at night here in Michigan and I feel like my plant has kinda stalled. Ive read that 55 degrees could stall ur growth, is this true? Should I wrap the pot to keep it warmer? The trikes haven't changed at all over the last week or so.
Below 65º is where nutrient uptake starts to diminish, so below that you can see stalled development and some deficiencies appear. Anything you can do to keep the rootball warmer will definitely help the plant.
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So that's definitely the problem, the high today isn't even 65 degrees. So should I pull it inside into my tent?
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Yeah it's empty. I was having trouble controlling the humidity in it last year so I didn't grow anything in it again. I've got a 600 watt full spectrum light and two fans.
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I'm gonna check the humidity in it real quick and see where it's at
If you don't mind having to give it a good cleaning before using it for the next grow (you will be bringing in bug) then I would say bring it in.
My actual recommendation would be bring it in when at night and leave it in the dark tent for 12 hours and then put it in the sun in the morning. If the pot is in the sun then it's a lot warmer than the air temps. That's what I do with my plants. Out in the mornings, in at night:
If you don't want to bother with that then bring it in but don't hit it with the full 600 watts to start. You'll burn the plant. Sunlight and LED are completely different animals. I recommend starting low and increasing the watts over the course of 4 or 5 days.
My actual recommendation would be bring it in when at night and leave it in the dark tent for 12 hours and then put it in the sun in the morning. If the pot is in the sun then it's a lot warmer than the air temps. That's what I do with my plants. Out in the mornings, in at night:
If you don't want to bother with that then bring it in but don't hit it with the full 600 watts to start. You'll burn the plant. Sunlight and LED are completely different animals. I recommend starting low and increasing the watts over the course of 4 or 5 days.
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I'll just try bringing them in at night and see if that helps. Should I have a fan on or anything in the tent?
