Hermaphroditism - Heat / Environmental Stress

Prolonged high temperatures (above 30 C), root stress or plant damage can trigger self-pollination as a survival mechanism. Pollen from hermaphroditic plants can pollinate the entire crop producing seedy buds.

What usually causes it

• Chronic heat above 30 C during flowering
• Root damage, nutrient lockout, or severe stress mid-flower
• Combination of multiple stressors

Related product categories

• Climate & Ventilation

Terms worth knowing

• VPD (Vapour Pressure Deficit)

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