Possible pollination?

Noticed two balls so far I think and picked them off. Could this close up of calyx be telling me I missed a nut sack somewhere or is it just as swollen as she will get on these calyxs and dying off her hairs? Still a few weeks left.

some strains just have huge calyx. a good example is C-99.
Take your scissors, and cut that calyx off see if there was a developing seed.

Good luck on the grow

Don't stress about it. Just keep plucking any male flowers that pop up. Either it's seeded or it's not, but either way you want to grow that thing out until it's good 'n ripe.

Right. I don't know if I want to cut it off. Will that hurt yield? Probably not right?

GetNice said:

Right. I don't know if I want to cut it off. Will that hurt yield? Probably not right?

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no, just that one calyx ain't gonna hurt nothing.
It does look really big

I pulled two off. And to my surprise well not really cause I called it. Yup a small seed inside. I don't see anymore make parts anywhere right but they may be hiding. Oh we'll I knew it from the go when I spotted the male parts earlier. She smells so damn dank though. Gone finish her off in about four weeks. Then choppy chop. Here's the pic. I pulled the two off that you saw in the first post by me. This isn't rocket science. See one you seem them all.

Possible for a female tto produce a couple seeds without pollen?

Ahh either way. Every thing else looks grand. I don't see anymore brown pistils so hopefully it was just that node that got pollinated. Gonna keep a close eye on her tthese last few weeks.

Before a flower gets pollinated, there is already an ovule inside the calyx (the pistils are attached to it). Hard to say, but you might just be looking at an ovule in that picture.

What I meant was continue to remove any MALE flowers that form (aka nanners, bananas, balls, nuts, stamen, etc). No, that won't harm a thing.

SpicySativa said:

Before a flower gets pollinated, there is already an ovule inside the calyx (the pistils are attached to it). Hard to say, but you might just be looking at an ovule in that picture.

What I meant was continue to remove any MALE flowers that form (aka nanners, bananas, balls, nuts, stamen, etc). No, that won't harm a thing.

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Thanks man. Yeah makes sense