Confused male, female or both

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #1

Hello I noticed this showing what I believe to be morphadite signs of being both sexes, im fairly new to this and need some opinions

 

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TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #2

Probably just fat calyx but I'm going to need a much clearer picture of where those lower nodes connect to the stem to give you an answer.

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #3

Give me 5

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #4

These better?

 

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TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #5

Still to blurry to be sure. We need to see a very clear photo of the section I have highlighted in this picture.

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #6

Any better? If not i can pull it out of my tent and get some better pics

 

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Roofledorf

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #7

Use the zoom feature on your camera lol we need detailed pics of the nodes where they intersect

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #8

Who woulda of thunk about that lol

 

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Wattzzup

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #9

Plain light to see. I don’t want to give an opinion on the blurry/purple pics. OP we would love to help u but help us by providing good pics please and thanks.

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #10

Mcclerren420 said:

Who woulda of thunk about that lol

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The first picture in this post leads me to think it's a full on male.

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #11

These all look like pollen sacs to me, but a crisp photo, under normal lighting, would help.

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #12

Better?

 

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Cillit_Bang

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #13

Congratulations buddy, it’s a beautiful baby alien.

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #14

Sweet should I quarantine it and call the national enquirer lol

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #15

Mcclerren420 said:

Better?

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Not really. It's still too fuzzy to clearly make anything out. Maybe this will help you figure out what you have.

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #16

I made this to help people awhile back, too. It's not perfect, but it helps.

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #17

Ok next question, I had this in with 4 females till today, is there a risk of pollination at this point or was it too early

 

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Mcclerren420

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #18

I myself believe it is a morphidite that is literally half male on one side and female on the other

 

MickFoster

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #19

Looks like a male to me......I see balls but no pistils.

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Apr 1, 2020

• #20

Mcclerren420 said:

Ok next question, I had this in with 4 females till today, is there a risk of pollination at this point or was it too early

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That all depends on how long it's been growing. If it has released pollen then you will find some of those sacs will be split open and you will see white powder on leaves below it. It's not worth worrying about, though. If it released pollen then there's nothing you can do now but wait and see how badly pollinated it the other plant s