What triggers the pollen sacks? A too short light schedule during veg? What kind of shocks to the plant one should avoid?widow cross are very sensible
depends on your needs with the plant growing.. the best thing to do with it, would be to get rid of it, not have to deal with issues. If it’s your one plant and you don’t want to wait, you can keep growing, removing as you see them. Stress triggers them. So many stress trigger with indoor plants. think everything to do with it’s growing, to much Or too little of anything has potential to cause stress. Constant light disruptions/leaks, heat and over feeding, you want to avoid..What is suggested to do with female plants that start to show pollen sacks? Is it ok to keep growing them? Should one remove the pollen sacks when they grow?
What triggers the pollen sacks? A too short light schedule during veg? What kind of shocks to the plant one should avoid?
Ok so the transplanted clone hermied must be the stress from that. The only strain I have seen a lone male flower on was a Ortega however I caught I early before it opened. And never put out any more flowers. It was a lower branch which did not receive sufficient light. . And I have read that's why it's best to lollipop branches like that. .It's a 2 plant grow. This particular clone was grown hydro for the first 5 weeks and then went to soil, the roots where already 30 cm (12 inch). The other one was always on soil, one got sacks the other not.
In case it finish flowering and some sacks open, how far can the pollen travel? Will it be a sure problem, and with problem I mean both plants pollinated, if the hermy and the female plant are in the same room with no air filtration?
Can you share what the shark shock was designed for?so always good to understand what the plant you use is designed for