Male or Female?

GreenphoeniX

GreenphoeniX

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Second time I've said this today ... Um guys... those are new leaves forming, that plant has not pre-flowered yet, it is not showing sex, just producing its first auxiliary shoots.

Cheers.
 
GreenphoeniX

GreenphoeniX

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No sick isn't right. There are are no signs of sex in either of those photos, those clusters you see are leaves/auxiliary shoots forming, they are NOT pre-flowers.

homegrownboy is pretty well on the money. It's very rare for a plant to show sex before 6 weeks from seed and will tend to show it around the 8th week (on average)
 
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OneHit

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Well, Ive had 6 weeks of vegging. Then 36 hours of darkness. This is the third day of 12/12. They are the same plant BTW
 
GreenphoeniX

GreenphoeniX

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Ok well, here are you're pre-flower pictures ... Notice that those new leaves forming are NOT the preflowers.

Female:


Male:


Hermaphrodite:


Plants induced into flowering can take up to 2 weeks to show sex, sometimes longer if induced before sexually mature (i.e before pre-flowers form)
 
homegrownboy

homegrownboy

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GreenphoeniX said:
No sick isn't right. There are are no signs of sex in either of those photos, those clusters you see are leaves/auxiliary shoots forming, they are NOT pre-flowers.

homegrownboy is pretty well on the money. It's very rare for a plant to show sex before 6 weeks from seed and will tend to show it around the 8th week (on average)
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Thx...i do have my own cross-breed of white rhino X god bud, and they showed at 5 weeks of age, however..it is EXTREMELY rare.
 
GreenphoeniX

GreenphoeniX

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Yea mate, if you read above each picture it actually says what each is lol.
But jst to clear that up:
Pic 1 = Female
Pic 2 = Male
Pic 3 = Hermaphrodite
 
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