Is it possible to tell my plants gender?

desnugs

Member
I don't use it. But I would recommend scrogging if you need more light. Spreading your canopy will give you a larger harvest vs a lower powered light that won't penetrate.
Gotcha. I’ve been growing them in natural sunlight for awhile now, since they developed into more hardy seedlings. so I think I’m good in terms of them getting enough light :) but suggestions are always helpful!
 

curious2garden

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Gotcha. I’ve been growing them in natural sunlight for awhile now, since they developed into more hardy seedlings. so I think I’m good in terms of them getting enough light :) but suggestions are always helpful!
Sunlight is sufficient :lol: If it were me I would not bother scrogging.
 

FidelCa$hflow

Well-Known Member
Hello!

These are my first plants i’ve grown, i’ve been basing it off of info from several sources online and i had a few problems in the beginning, but they’re a lot better now. i’m not sure what types of plants they are, as we got them from random nugs we had. So i was wondering when you know if your plant is a female/male? i’ve been having trouble trying to identify, and didn’t know if i had to wait or not until they started budding. other than that, i think my plants are doing pretty well for my first time growing! :) thanks for any input. btw, the pics are two diff plants
About week 6 of veg many plants will generate preflowers at nodes, particularly on the main stem. Female preflowers will be two small hairs called stigmas and they will emerge from a tear drop shaped bract. The male preflowers(which often appear earlier) are more like a prolate spheroid shape and often on tiny stems. Those plants are too young to sex at the moment.
 

desnugs

Member
About week 6 of veg many plants will generate preflowers at nodes, particularly on the main stem. Female preflowers will be two small hairs called stigmas and they will emerge from a tear drop shaped bract. The male preflowers(which often appear earlier) are more like a prolate spheroid shape and often on tiny stems. Those plants are too young to sex at the moment.
Thank you for the input! :D
 
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