Nanners Late Flower Chopped, New Plants

I chopped the last of my harvest last night. This last plant had a few nanners... tiny little banana looking things.

I put my 6 new plants (3 weeks) in the room and like an idiot didn't wash down... I was chopping in the same room.

At 3 weeks could pollen herm or make seeds on my new plants? They were tiny and didn't seem to be releasing any pollen.

Well the pollen wouldn't make it herm, it would pollenate. Very natural.

Did you mean they're 3 weeks old? Still vegging? (No problem) Or 3 weeks flower? (Problem)

SnaFuu said:

Well the pollen wouldn't make it herm, it would pollenate. Very natural.

Did you mean they're 3 weeks old? Still vegging? (No problem) Or 3 weeks flower? (Problem)

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Ok cool.

3 weeks old still vegging...

So is pollen really an issue when flowers start to show?

Well only if you dont want seeds in your bud. Pollen + bud = buds full of seeds.

Where you're confused is this can also happen to female plants that go hermie for some reason (general concensus is light leaks). They create pollen aswell as bud. Then pollenate themselves and their bud is now full of feminized seeds, with the hermie trait. So useless seeds really.

No, you will be fine pollen is not viable for very long. Once you put them into flower you will be fine. If it was already flowering then that would be a problem

Thanks, now I can rest easy!