Can you tell if this male or female yet
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Kenlv
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1)NoIs it in flower? Is it fem or reg seed? Is there even one pistil on any node?
Tbh most need to learn sex by waiting or flowering not pictures of uber early small things most of us know is too early to judge sex.
2)reg seed
3)maybe
4) I totally agree with you. My apologies for jumping the gun. I have never grown before but I have studied enough photos that I should be able to determine sex when traits appear.
Crawling back under a rock. Lol
ReubenIsMyDog
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Get back out from under your rock, it's a perfectly reasonable question for a new grower.
I can see how that looks a bit like a calyx with a pistil, it's the right general shape, but probably just new growth.
I can see how that looks a bit like a calyx with a pistil, it's the right general shape, but probably just new growth.
Kingrow1
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If you find a pistil or pair its 100% female, these can accurately identify sex at any stage even early.
All else needs patience as many small things confuse but no grower cant 100% id a fully formed perfect pollen sac or female flower so you see why i advise to wait or flip to flower.
Ignore 99% of advice info or threads on herms, finish anything with a pistil, seeds happen for newbies and go away when you done ten to twenty grows.
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swazifarmer
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If you find a pistil or pair its 100% female, these can accurately identify sex at any stage even early.
All else needs patience as many small things confuse but no grower cant 100% id a fully formed perfect pollen sac or female flower so you see why i advise to wait or flip to flower.
Ignore 99% of advice info or threads on herms, finish anything with a pistil, seeds happen for newbies and go away when you done ten to twenty grows.
Yea ignore this lol
Jokes aside......plants won’t show any gender before flowering unless you have a auto which is possible.
Let’s start with that....what are you growing?
swazifarmer
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Generally more info needs to be given before anyone here can give you any sound advise
Kenlv
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Thank you again. I will be patient.If you find a pistil or pair its 100% female, these can accurately identify sex at any stage even early.
All else needs patience as many small things confuse but no grower cant 100% id a fully formed perfect pollen sac or female flower so you see why i advise to wait or flip to flower.
Ignore 99% of advice info or threads on herms, finish anything with a pistil, seeds happen for newbies and go away when you done ten to twenty grows.
Kenlv
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It’s an unknown seed from a baggy of seeds. I do have a white widow auto flower as well. The auto flower is much younger though.
Kenlv
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Ok. Thank you! I will learn the difference once it gets more mature.
danjac82
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Lol. I saw the title of the post and new I’d find you here.Is it in flower? Is it fem or reg seed? Is there even one pistil on any node?
Tbh most need to learn sex by waiting or flowering not pictures of uber early small things most of us know is too early to judge sex.
danjac82
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Plants do show gender before flowering. My girls show preflowers about 5 weeks in veg.
danjac82
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Man this is horrible advice. I’m not sure if you’re being a troll or not at this point. It’s funny though. Hermies are no good. Plants can hermie very bad to where pretty much every bracht is seeded but you say to keep anything that has pistils. Perhaps you have no care for quality control in your own grow room but most others have higher standards.If you find a pistil or pair its 100% female, these can accurately identify sex at any stage even early.
All else needs patience as many small things confuse but no grower cant 100% id a fully formed perfect pollen sac or female flower so you see why i advise to wait or flip to flower.
Ignore 99% of advice info or threads on herms, finish anything with a pistil, seeds happen for newbies and go away when you done ten to twenty grows.
once it matures to a good extent it's a no brainer tbh some people they just try to sex it too soon which can lead to misjudgement if your not really experienced.
Kingrow1
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danjac82
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Because you’re the king of sexing plants and have never been wrong. I remember the speech. It was rather long and very self congratulatory. Read it on multiple posts. Let us all take a bow and grow out hermies as lord Kingrow suggests.I dont troll single members dude, too busy writting fact not fiction
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