Are theses nanners? Can I keep them picked off with tweezers or get rid of the plant? @Newt @Docnraq @Graysin @OGIncognito
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Yeah those would be nanners and if you carefully take tweezers and pluck them off there could be a chance you save her
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That’s what I thought. Googled the heck out of it and wanted y’all’s opinions. Got to love it:person_facepalming:
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Take your time and go over her and try to pluck as many as you can
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Had to happen sometime 
. It was a bag seed so now we know how it got there. It’s mom was a hermi…
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Unfortunate but been there and actually a seed from one of my own 
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Yeah going to watch it like a hawk!!! Don’t want any unplanned babies😬
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Spray them with water first to prevent them from spreading male pollen
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Definitely unfortunate cause it smells like garlic and has more trichomes than the group. Wifey’s favorite spice is garlic so I’m trying to save it!!!
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My thought too. Always spritz a lil water before and after removal. 
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Bummer. Good luck.
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That’s a bummer , Those are really good pictures specially the 2nd one it captures and tells the story. (Nanner’s)
Good luck moving forward 
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Just got don’t picking the lil boogers off. Only 4 colas had them. I’ll keep a close watch and sharp tweezers ready for sure:muscle:
Wouldn’t even care about it but the seeds will be hermi also. Right?
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I enjoy taking the pics but not of nanners:joy: thanks!!!
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Yes most likely the seeds produced from a plant that was pollinated with pollen of a hermied plant ,will also hermie. You can give them a shot, I did, but the plants started popping nanners in 4th week of flower.
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They would likely also have herm trait.
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