does this look like a male?

i cant tell
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not showing sex yet

are u sure? they have like the things on each side of the node?

that is most definitely a male.

are u sure?

Keep an eye on the calyx on the nodes. If more of those appear and they don't open up and display pistils, you have yourself a male. How long has this plant been on 12/12 lighting?

I learned the hard way as far as outdoor plants you have to wait to be sure indoors the sexing happens alot faster so I actually pulled plants thinking they were males.

around idk maybe 2 weeks

fdd2blk said:

that is most definitely a male.

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There ya go. I was going to give it a few more days, but FDD has called it. Sorry for your loss.

looks like its starting to develop pollen sacks, bout 80% positive that it's male

so i should just pull it?

frankinweed said:

so i should just pull it?

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Looking at the size of those, you have time if you want to give it a day or two to display any pistils.

*sigh* idk if i pull it i just wanna get it over with

do all of them have that white thing at the top of the new growth?

hello????anyone there

should i pull it yes or no?

One of the pics looked male to me, the rest were blurry and hard to judge. If they aren't showing definitive sex yet then they are obviously very young and a ways from posing any threat to any surrounding females. I would just keep doing your thing for another week or two until you see further development. If it becomes more of a single pistol with hairs coming out, you'll be looking good. If the calyx begins to grow a small narrow stem and grow away from the node, developing multiple little balls or pollen sacs at the end, you are looking at the beginning stages of a male. Always pay attention to the nodes if growing from seed to ensure that over time they do not start showing hermaphrodite signs (both male & female characteristics growing from one plant) as that will be just as detremental in the end to your crop as a male, yet they can be sneaky to find at times for novice growers.

Good luck on your female to male ratios!

You could just move him to his own little spot out of the flower area and collect pollen and make a couple of buds worth of seeds to store away.

Just wait it out its way to soon to pollinate if it is a male you will no when it gets older I would start worrying when you see actual stems with balls on the end then they will be close to opening and pollinating, just wait it out a little longer.

thats the safest bet give it a day or two and youll know. Give him a chance for his balls to drop lol