I can't really get a picture, because it doesn't look all that strange.
I have a plant that is just starting her 6th week of flowering. Shes bagseed, so the genetics aren't so hot. Most of her hairs are white, but near the bottom of some of the buds, there are clusters of what look like pollinated hairs.
I poked one, and the hairs fell off. Attached to the hair base was what looked like a follicle almost. It was inside of a calyx that had bursted open as if it were releasing a seed, but there are no seeds in there.
I haven't ever had a male in my home or in my grow room. The plant is not a hermie as far as I can tell - and none of the other plants in my room are doing this.
Why the hell are some of these calyxes busting open to release a seed when there are no seeds in them?!
This is one of my better plants, and I really don't want to pull it. But if I have to take one out to better the group I certainly will. I don't understand. I can't find a male flower anywhere on any of them.
I have a plant that is just starting her 6th week of flowering. Shes bagseed, so the genetics aren't so hot. Most of her hairs are white, but near the bottom of some of the buds, there are clusters of what look like pollinated hairs.
I poked one, and the hairs fell off. Attached to the hair base was what looked like a follicle almost. It was inside of a calyx that had bursted open as if it were releasing a seed, but there are no seeds in there.
I haven't ever had a male in my home or in my grow room. The plant is not a hermie as far as I can tell - and none of the other plants in my room are doing this.
Why the hell are some of these calyxes busting open to release a seed when there are no seeds in them?!
This is one of my better plants, and I really don't want to pull it. But if I have to take one out to better the group I certainly will. I don't understand. I can't find a male flower anywhere on any of them.