Is this a male plant ??
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swazifarmer
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Strange, looks like a pollen sac attached to a leaf which I’ve never seen but can you take some better pics?
swazifarmer
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Could easily also be a deformed leaf resembling a pollen sac. Pollen sacs are usually lower to the node and you would see a few more around the plant if a pollen sac got to that size.
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Dividedsky
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Your plants are still in veg correct? Well, wait until they are mature enough to show sex or throw them in flower. Once your in flower you'll know for sure in about 10 days if they're male or female( I can't tell by that pic).
Dividedsky
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Also just some more info for you- but I had plants in veg that I thought for sure were males then those plants turning out to be females once I was in flower. So don't just chop on a whim, by a quick glance those plants look to young to really tell.
ETHERR
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Okay well I have just thrown them into flower tonight starting the 12/12 cycle and hopefully will show me what sex it is in the next week or 2
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Kingrow1
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Honestly that looks neither and more deformed new growth
ETHERR
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Deal mate that sounds good to me
well anyways here is couple pics today the one you circled and said was pollen sacs i think is new leaf growth she/he shot up a bit since and well here see for your selfAttachments
that spacing ... female...Deal mate that sounds good to me
ETHERR
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So you think female because of the spacing and the other guy thinks male because pollen sac ? Will have a proper answer I'n bout a week when pre flower shows
swazifarmer
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It’s getting exciting in here lol.
I don’t see any clear signs of sex yet. It was new leaf growth what your friend said was a pollen sac.
I don’t see any clear signs of sex yet. It was new leaf growth what your friend said was a pollen sac.
mustbetribbin
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Looks 99% female to me.
@bubba73 is correct that spacing between the leaf nodes, plus the length and size of the stipules coming from the stalk both indicate high chances if the plant being female.
Plus the way those new branches are positioning themselves for new growth indicates female, males typically don't show quite that much pre-launch growth below the main stalks, that's typically a female characteristic.
But those lengthy stipules are a clear indication that you've got a girl on your hands imo.
@bubba73 is correct that spacing between the leaf nodes, plus the length and size of the stipules coming from the stalk both indicate high chances if the plant being female.
Plus the way those new branches are positioning themselves for new growth indicates female, males typically don't show quite that much pre-launch growth below the main stalks, that's typically a female characteristic.
But those lengthy stipules are a clear indication that you've got a girl on your hands imo.
ETHERR
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Are you serious about the seeds you'll send me if it's female still ?? Lol