Are these nanners? This is Afghan kush 3 days shy of 8 weeks. Still clear and cloudy. This strain always gets these in the 7th week and I usually chop them as soon as I see this. This is my last run for this strain so I want to max my yield and see some more swell. It's like the show up in a day. Gave a good inspection yesterday when I watered and swear they weren't there then. Today was just a quick check in on the ladies.
So chop or wait a few days? I have these 2 and 2 super skunk right next to it that are about ready. The G13 on the other side of those needs another week or two. 6 plants total in this enclosure.
I'd keep growing... maybe take her out of the grow room once a day get some tweezers and pluck them off... Grow journal
They are in a scrog. Plus plucking never seems to work on groups like this, for me at least. Singles, sure.
I've read nanners can pollinate from the get go, unlike pollen sacs that need to burst or be broken. I would say get a clean pair of tweezers and carefully pluck as many as you can untill harvest. Worst case you get a few seeds in your bud Sent from my A1R using Grasscity Forum mobile app
I am going to chop them as I always do for this. I don't want to mess with the other plants. I am just trying to decide on an extended dark period and if I do will that dark period mess with my other plants that are finishing up
I highly recommend you don't. Nanners are common late in flowering. I've had them on a plant with 7 others in the same tent, I even tried to purposely pollinate one.. didn't get a single seed at all.. not even on the plant that had them.. Think before you chop
I'm with this dude. I've gotten seeds this way and ended up 10/10 usable females from the seeds. Atf strain. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk
I like to experiment with my grows so I know why and how something happens vs just following blindly others methods. So since I had to harvest my SS I decided to also harvest the AK that had the most nanners. The other also has them but I am going to just let her go her course to see what happens. I can't seem to find any good references for what a bud with seeds in it looks like though.