Late-Flower Nanners (Mostly Genetic)

Isolated banana-like stamens appearing in week 9-10 of a stable unstressed grow are often genetic. Some strains - particularly highly feminised lines - produce a few late nanners. Harvest risk is low if caught early and pollen is not yet released.

What usually causes it

• Genetic predisposition in heavily feminised seed lines
• Slight overripeness (plant trying to self-pollinate)

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