Stomper1963
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- May 19, 2021
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Hello all. Wishing everyone a successful harvest this year. I purchased from a different accredited seed seller this year feminized seeds and planted them early this year. Tried my best to prevent the 4 plants from Hermaphing but yet again for the 4th consecutive year I see them again. One of the plants of the 4 was very different with stems brownish to purple and was much taller than the others so I separated it a while back. The other 3 seemed to start budding nicely and was checking them daily. However I did notice some nodes that had these small elongated nodules which to me looked like pollen sacks. Today I plucked a few of them off the nodes to get a closer look and I am pretty sure that's what they are. The buds seem to look nice and there is a lot of trichomes and pistils exactly what you want to see in females. Can anyone have a look at these sacks and confirm what they are? They still produce pretty good smoke but for once I would love to have a harvest of females only. I know there are many factors that can cause stress to cause this and have tried my best to prevent them however not good enough is evident. In one of the pics you can clearly see those sacks. They do not have appeared to open yet. Each one of thoses sacks were taken from separate nodes none were bunched. Thank you very much for any thoughts or advise you have. Cheers