I would just let her ride out til the end learn from all of this and kick ass your next run, you and your hubby did a great job
So as it is clearly going to continue to pop out nanners, should i continue to pull them or will that just make it worse?Is this first picture an old one or you just took it bc I spot some fresh nanners... tell me it’s old
Honestly it depends on what you want to deal with after harvest.. my only concern is that there may be some on the stalk/under buds that may have pollinated the plant. BUT, and it’s a big but, I think you’re fine with letting her go until the trichomes are to your liking. My current crop the Bordello hermied and i didn’t notice until chop, doesn’t look like she went all around the tent but she did lightly pollinate herself, but I say all this to say that shit had me knocked out last night.
This is going to save me a lot of time. She should be good in a week or so.
I'm only seeing them in random buds. I didn't see any on the stalks or stems but honestly I didn't think to look. I won't be home until tomorrow so i will look when i get back. Since nothing has really changed in her environment I'm also going with genetics. My current plan is to either chop her this coming Wednesday or next Monday.
I don't know how the hell I missed this comment. Your strain has never been near this one. In fact, they have even been on different floors in my house. I had a feeling I should keep them separate. Those pics were just to demonstrate the difference between the scope i ordered and my new loupe. Sorry for the dizziness. Lol. Your strains are in my other tent and journal. Let it always sow a seed of memory. I'm running the granny skunks there and about to flip them to flower this week. I should have an update on your thread tonight. They are doing great! Super thirsty though.
Yes it is man!@SCJedi this is wonderful advice for even the most seasoned muchos gracias mi amigo
You are absolutely right man. And it is why i called this an experiment. All about the learning. I'm chopping her down Tuesday then scrubbing the tent. Then I'm popping some of @SCJedi cherry vanilla skunk crosses for veg. I'm putting the others in to flower when that happens. When are you starting a journal by the way?
I know, no journal. Took me a bit to even speak. I tend to stay low key and do my thang. I plan on starting one once I finish some testing for a couple folks on here. You’re picking it up quick and the pictures show it. You’ll start making sense of a lot of the advice after a bit and reading the books is a great reference tool. I started outside in a very unfriendly state and then moved to a state that at the time was a medical only state, now rec and medical. It helped me a lot only growing one kind to familiarize with and dial in and then went bonkers with over fifteen different strains. When I did that I learned how what one likes others don’t etc. Environment is a constant and so is ph but feeding isn’t. Also depends on medium being used. Lots of variables. I won’t throw pests or nasty stuff into the mix because things get real tricky then. Definitely clean up after you harvest the plant with nanners. Hopefully since they came on so late in the game there won’t be any real threat for later grows. Enjoy your garden
You can pluck them off if you want but there is a good chance nanners that late are usually sterile. Probably genetics. Now if you had any pop out earlier like the second to sixth week that you missed you are going to have some seeds. After you get that plant out of there make sure you double check for light leaks. Get into grow area and stay in there for 20 minuets. It can take that long for your eyes to adjust to the dark. I had a issue on my last round and wound up with quite a bit of seeded material. You know the old saying if life gives you lemons just make lemonade. I am currently learning the making of edibles. LOL
I'm sure you will get to it. I'm excited to follow along. I'll definitely be scrubbing the tent. She is getting the chop soon. They popped up real late in flower. Didn't see any until a few days ago. They are just kind of here and there. Hopefully they came so late in the game it doesn't affect my buds. Won't know until they dry though. As always, I appreciate the adviceI know, no journal. Took me a bit to even speak. I tend to stay low key and do my thang. I plan on starting one once I finish some testing for a couple folks on here. You’re picking it up quick and the pictures show it. You’ll start making sense of a lot of the advice after a bit and reading the books is a great reference tool. I started outside in a very unfriendly state and then moved to a state that at the time was a medical only state, now rec and medical. It helped me a lot only growing one kind to familiarize with and dial in and then went bonkers with over fifteen different strains. When I did that I learned how what one likes others don’t etc. Environment is a constant and so is ph but feeding isn’t. Also depends on medium being used. Lots of variables. I won’t throw pests or nasty stuff into the mix because things get real tricky then. Definitely clean up after you harvest the plant with nanners. Hopefully since they came on so late in the game there won’t be any real threat for later grows. Enjoy your garden
I'm gonna check the tent like that tonight. Thanks Capt. I hope They are sterile too. I'll let y'all know once I do. I looked the plant over daily and never saw one until a few days ago. I found 3. Plucked them. Next day there were 5 more. Plucked those. Now I'm just leaving it be. Don't want to stress her more.
There are a lot of strains out there that are subject to late nanners. The nanners are very easy to spot with the lights out and a small led flashlight. Something with the led spectrum makes them pretty easy to spot in the dark. Probably best to check right when lights go out. Not sure about that but it seems like it would be less stress checking them right after lights go out vs at before lights on. You are gaining very valuable experience working with that bag seed. I used to do some surf fishing at night and when you got out of the truck it would take about twenty minutes for you to be able to see your hand right in front of your face so give it some time in the tent.
I culled the males plenty early enough, but still ended up with slightly seeded weed. Pretty sure it was all from nanners. Had no idea WTF I was doing.
