Just a nanner. Even the good girls throw ‘em late in the season. One or two doesn’t mean she’s taking after her Parent. Pluck’ em out.
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You know i was thinking about that…do all female plants throw male parts if stressed bad enough without using silver
Females will produce nanners not balls at the end of their lifecycle.
Usually buried into the buds, makes it tough to open.
They’re trying to reproduce themselves
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Will stressing them produce S1’s
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In the most natural way possible and they should be females
However lots of them nanners turn out to be sterile
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ok thanks…i wanna do that with a NL i have
In this case she is an S1 with Colombian ancestry so I am watching, examining daily.
I believe plants that come from lands where open pollination is/was the norm (Thai, Colombian…) will, more frequently, express full intersex features. Stress herming (or STS, CS) will produce similar characteristics in discreet locations on most (Probably all?) cannabis plants.
I have a theory that a female that has been pollinated (one branch or bud) will be less likely to herm due to the fact that transitioning would take energy from already set seeds.
Anybody have facts, numbers, or anecdotes in support or opposition?
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Its a great topic…genetically they will all do it given the right envoment
Rhino Mints - these are lovely, well behaved plants. Why don’t I feel weight from them? Prejudice for sure. I am way too much of a newb to turn my nose up at a hybrid.
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Im not a doctor but I’ll check it out…have a look
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CBD project: Boaty McBoatface, Sebring’s Revenge, Sour Pineapple moving on out.
The plan ATM is to find a male among the three BMcBF and breed with all the ladies. The Sebrings are fems and the SP are dispensary bagseed.
Edit 4/18, The Boaty are also likely fems. Add two (Boaty and Sour Pineapple) to the CS list.
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Deep Chunk
Believe I will call this pheno/cultivar Flat Stanley. This is the one that was pretending to be “normal”.
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That is such a cool looking plant. I love it! How does it smoke?
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I can’t even figure out how it buds. They really are special.
The Deep Chunk have a malleable quality that makes it possible to spread the thick canopy tops and tuck them. They stay open with even the slightest resistance from the tuck.
I think @Mr.Sparkle was talking about this somewhere.
I don’t expect to smoke much of this. It’s a breeding tool. I want to learn to use it. If I get a sex pair I will increase the number.
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You probably don’t want to smoke deep chunk… it doesn’t smell or taste like much. The high is equally plain.
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Thats got that California Indica look that i got going…it looks like that
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Mother’s Milk It was a little chilly in here last night. I think they’re bouncing back.
Back row pheno 4,
Little one pheno 2
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I just saw this post, i dont have any other pics but all i could figure is that my soil ph was low from reusing peat and not buffering properly. so it had some deficiencies… Those deep chunk look like theyve been inbreeding for a long time 
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