Another bloody male?

Dontjudgeme

Dontjudgeme

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Definitely female. In my experience, I always ended up with a hermie when the pistils turn brown so early in flower. I hope that’s not the case for you. That’s why I stay away from seeds. Clones from here on out, unless I want to grow some autos.
 
THT

THT

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I do see some male parts in pic one and three, but only female parts in pic 2.
 
THT

THT

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Koutz7 said:
Are you talking in regards to the three photos I just posted? If so I culled that plant this morning
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yep, although I *think* there may be a sign of a male flower in that second pic as well, its just hard to tell.
 
K

Koutz7

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I’m really only concerned with the 4 pictures on the beginning of the thread.

The three pictures down below I killed that plant this morning as that was definitely male
 
THT

THT

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Koutz7 said:
I’m really only concerned with the 4 pictures on the beginning of the thread.

The three pictures down below I killed that plant this morning as that was definitely male
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still looks female on second look, lowers can also be confusing so look for new growth and tops to tell you the whole truth. the only suspect i see is in the last pic, a lil bump, just keep an eye, even if its male parts you have days to weeks before it does anything like produce pollen.
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Koutz7

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THT said:
still looks female on second look, lowers can also be confusing so look for new growth and tops to tell you the whole truth. the only suspect i see is in the last pic, a lil bump, just keep an eye, even if its male parts you have days to weeks before it does anything like produce pollen.
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What picture is this out of the four?
 
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