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@zunneyboii, I'm glad you decided to keep it growing, and not chopping early due to a nanner as it would severly impact your final yield. A nanner lets say 1 month pre harvest won't do more harm than maybe give you 1-2 seeds in the imediate area close to the nanner, rubbing off some pollen. Unless you disturb the grow by shaking the plant vigorously and apply fans to disperse the pollen it's a non-issue I think people are worrying too much about.

@zunneyboii, If I have a plant I feel has performed remarkably well -a G.O.A.T I have a special harvest procedure. In those rare cases I just don't chop, dry, cure and move on. Instead I keep the lowest 1-2 of the bud-bearing-branches, close to the soil and do the chop above those branches. Then I either: #1 - Move the plant to the nursery run@18/6light and re-veg, then either put it through the 12/12 process again or just keep it in VEG and take clones. Or... another option: #2 - I save the lower portion of the plant, put it aside and keep letting it run 12/12 passive light (just enough light for it to survive), until it eventually turn hermafrodite. Then I collect it's nanners containing pollen, store the nanners and use it in future breeding-projects. As I recycle the same soil over and over I want to avoid using any product containing silver etc, to prevent the soil from becomming contaminated for future grows (same soil re-used since 2016). Hence the force plants to go hermaphrodites by time, rather than using silver! 😁👌. Pollen harvest and breeding projects of your own is also a nice way of countering corporate-monopoly-models, autoseed -one plant/seed nonsense. I can turn 1 FastBuds freebie into an army of plants; this is the way! 😈.

@MalumProhibitum, why would you want your plants to herm out in the first place? with me, maybe it was a combination of subpar temps (it was unusually hot), a persistent thrips infestation and the neem oil that i used to try to get rid of the pest, try that lol I havent found any more sacks and only 1 nanner since i found the last one plus most of the plants have swollen up really nice by now and feel super dense so im a tiny bit optimistic again that harvest wont be a complete disaster =)