Dark spots under hammer skin, new heads?

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Sorry for grainy picture, was taken at night. Noticed these 2 dark spots just above line where dead base meets living tissue. They’ve been there a few weeks if not longer.
 
hi ,do they look like new heads ? or bumps under tissue ?
tissue looks great, assuming from bad pic sprouts of new heads... ;)
 
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The look like dark brown bumps un
hi ,do they look like new heads ? or bumps under tissue ?
tissue looks great, assuming from bad pic sprouts of new heads... ;)
They look like dark brown bumps, I cant get a better pic because the heads cover the area during the day. I've never had one form new heads at the base.
 
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use flash ,or flashlight for pic at night to confirm... :)
 
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EB5C16AB-21CE-4BD2-BCAA-F834E1AB0210.jpeg

Sorry for grainy picture, was taken at night. Noticed these 2 dark spots just above line where dead base meets living tissue. They’ve been there a few weeks if not longer.
New heads. Mine producing same right now
 
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Yes, definitely seems like new heads and im sure will become more clear with time. Two of my smaller hammers have them growing as well. Cant wait!
 
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