Are these hermies

[BallsackSal]

 

[BallsackSal]

 

[Bigg Al]

Research hermie??

 

[BallsackSal]

Research hermie??

I did and I looked at pictures and I thought it was a hernie. But as you might have noticed I posted this under the new growers section because I am a new grower and unsure of my analysis abilities. There are some members on here that have been very helpful thus far.

 

[Bigg Al]

I did and I looked at pictures and I thought it was a hernie. But as you might have noticed I posted this under the new growers section because I am a new grower and unsure of my analysis abilities. There are some members on here that have been very helpful thus far.

Nothin wrong with helping yourself. A little research goes a long way. This is an easy to find out yourself. Just saying!

 

[Arthur]

I don't see any male parts in your pic, just swollen calyxs. From those shots, all is fine.

 

[BallsackSal]

I don't see any male parts in your pic, just swollen calyxs. From those shots, all is fine.

Thank you Arthur. I have a tendency to assume the worst.

 

[Arthur]

Many do... have seen posts on here asking the same question, AFTER they culled the plant and its laying on the floor... only to get the same answer you did. Once you have a plant that really herms on you, or you grow out a male, makes spotting them much easier. This is a herm I had pop up a couple summers ago. Some will only toss one or two sacks early on, those are hard to spot.

 

[Bmurrciless]

I have had hermies before and they really do stand out a bit more and kinda actually do look like "nanners" things are looking fine from what I can tell. It doesn't hurt to look things up on your own and ask questions really either just to confirm things it definitely is easy to convince yourself of the worst when you care deeply about what youre doing and aren't a hundred percent on the cause or if you're even seeing what you think you are. But good luck my friend and continued success with your grow.