What s going on here ??male female??

[giorgos]

Hello guys greetings from greece please give me an answer to my question i was into autos but this year i decided to grow guerilla outdoors photoperiodic sativa my question is what is going on here i have three plants local genetics one is definitely female and the other two are very similar like the one i ill show bellow but the other has pistils my question is.Is it a malle ?Share the knowledge cheers from greece

 

[Sevenleaves]

Male

 

[giorgos]

Thanks for your reply sevenleaves i ll chop it off today what about this one its the one that lookalike but has pistils

 

[Hugo Phurst]

that lookalike but has pistils

Looks like a Herm (you might want to kill it), both male & female flowers.
Seeds from a Herm plant are useless.
A female plant pollinated by a herm will produce mostly feminized seeds with a few herm.

One female, one male. one herm..... not the best of genetics.
Better luck next time.

 

[giorgos]

Wont i get some bud from the herm?or kill them both ?as for genetics the last of the three the female is enormous maybe it saves the day

 

[ganga gurl420]

Male....and I dont see pistils so I'm guessing its not a herm

 

[giorgos]

Thanks for the reply if you look closely they are there

 

[ganga gurl420]

My bad... yeah herm for sure

 

[giorgos]

Wont i get some bud from it??or should i kill it will it lower the yield if it pollinates my female?

 

[ganga gurl420]

I would kill it yes..it will make your buds soo seedy

 

[giorgos]

I would kill it yes..it will make your buds soo seedy

Thanks for the info ganjagurl cheers from greece

 

[PinkFlight]

I have the same thing going on. The growth of the stem on my plant is really unusual...disorganized leaf placements, thick stems. It looks just like a celery plant with clustered growth at the tips. Are those little pollen pockets in growing tip?? If so, can I snip all but one branch and allow the pollen to develop just on one stem? Might be easier to keep track of while it is developing...I have NO idea, here.