nanners genetic?

So a while back i posted about some clones that i really needed to survive that were taken 4 weeks into flower. All the clones made it and the bud that was harvested from the plants they came from is insane, so thats great, 2 phenos im really excited to have. One problem, during harvest i noticed very small nanners here and there on my grape ape. I havent spotted any seeds when pulling apart buds, so this harvest is totally fine, but im a bit bummed that the amazing pheno of grape ape i rescued is maybe prone to herming and im worried it could destroy a whole crop if i choose to run it. Is this likely to be a genetic problem that will always happen? Or more likely to be stress induced? My grow was very well controlled with the exception of one pretty big hiccup. My titan timer apparently stuck one time when it was supposed to turn off and they skipped a whole dark cycle around week 5 of flower. Im really hoping this is what caused the herm, but i just dont know. Any thoughts? Would you run this strain?

It's both, but I think stress plays the biggest role.

lusidghost said:

It's both, but I think stress plays the biggest role.

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ok, the other awesome pheno was blueberry and im kinda leaning toward that one as the favorite anyway since it yeilded so much better so ill probably run that in the 4 site rdwc setup next and just throw one grape ape in dirt in a 2x2 tent to see what it does.

Heres a pic of the blueberry hanging, really similar to the grape ape actually. Both have blue/purple accents, both very frosty, both smell like fruity candy but definitely 2 different flavors

Nanners are mostly stress.
True hermies are mostly genetic.