male or not? pics
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moash
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hard to telli have 4 plants going and i think i noticed a male planttoday.
can sum 1 have a look at my pics and give me there oppinion thanks/. coz i dont want it to ruin the rest of my girls
can u get a closer shot
yea here goes it not looking 2 good for me tho lol
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moash
New Member
is there a cluster of balls
or is there any white pistils visible
DMXAK47
Well-Known Member
how long have you ben flowering?
[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
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Differences
The male will tend to grow taller faster and be less bushy, but not always.
Preflowers, as opposed to full blown flowers, generally but not always appear after the fourth -fifth week of vegetative growth from seed. Check carefully above the fourth node. Preflowers are very small and and near almost impossible to differentiate without magnification.
Preflowers are often pear shaped and produces a pair of pistils but it's common for only one pistil or none to display at early age.
Cannabis plants do not all show sex at the same age. It depends on the strain mainly. I have had some plants show sex at 5 weeks. Other strains, like the Hindu Kush, did not show sex until much later, like around 2 - 3 weeks of flowering, when they were 8 weeks old!
In the early stages preflowers might often not show pistils until well advanced so do not start pulling plants until you are 100% sure.
Pistillate preflowers are located at the node between the stipule and emerging branches.
Some times female preflowers never produce pistils. A female preflower without pistils is difficult to distinguish from a male preflower so don't be fooled into thinking it's a male or a hermaphodite .
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
Once your seeds begin to grow into a plant you need to sex the plant. You need to sex the plant because only the female plants produce the buds you want to smoke. If you are growing under lights you can do this by putting the plant on a light cycle of 12 hours on 12 hours off. After a week or two you will begin to see small white hairs emerging from the sacs at the base of the branches. If you see hairs coming out of the sacs you have a female. If the sacks develop but no hairs emerge you likely have a male. Unless you are going to seed out some of your plants you will want to get rid of the males as soon as possible
Male Preflower
Male Flowers
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[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
[URL="http://www.erowid.org/plants/show_image.php?i=cannabis/cannabis_gender1.jpg"]
Differences
The male will tend to grow taller faster and be less bushy, but not always.
Preflowers, as opposed to full blown flowers, generally but not always appear after the fourth -fifth week of vegetative growth from seed. Check carefully above the fourth node. Preflowers are very small and and near almost impossible to differentiate without magnification.
Preflowers are often pear shaped and produces a pair of pistils but it's common for only one pistil or none to display at early age.
Cannabis plants do not all show sex at the same age. It depends on the strain mainly. I have had some plants show sex at 5 weeks. Other strains, like the Hindu Kush, did not show sex until much later, like around 2 - 3 weeks of flowering, when they were 8 weeks old!
In the early stages preflowers might often not show pistils until well advanced so do not start pulling plants until you are 100% sure.
Pistillate preflowers are located at the node between the stipule and emerging branches.
Some times female preflowers never produce pistils. A female preflower without pistils is difficult to distinguish from a male preflower so don't be fooled into thinking it's a male or a hermaphodite .
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
Once your seeds begin to grow into a plant you need to sex the plant. You need to sex the plant because only the female plants produce the buds you want to smoke. If you are growing under lights you can do this by putting the plant on a light cycle of 12 hours on 12 hours off. After a week or two you will begin to see small white hairs emerging from the sacs at the base of the branches. If you see hairs coming out of the sacs you have a female. If the sacks develop but no hairs emerge you likely have a male. Unless you are going to seed out some of your plants you will want to get rid of the males as soon as possible
Male Preflower
Male Flowers
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thanks for that mate just waiting now every couple hours and checking like hell lolhow long have you ben flowering?
[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
[SIZE=+2]Difference Between Male and Female Plants[/SIZE]
Differences
The male will tend to grow taller faster and be less bushy, but not always.
Preflowers, as opposed to full blown flowers, generally but not always appear after the fourth -fifth week of vegetative growth from seed. Check carefully above the fourth node. Preflowers are very small and and near almost impossible to differentiate without magnification.
Preflowers are often pear shaped and produces a pair of pistils but it's common for only one pistil or none to display at early age.
Cannabis plants do not all show sex at the same age. It depends on the strain mainly. I have had some plants show sex at 5 weeks. Other strains, like the Hindu Kush, did not show sex until much later, like around 2 - 3 weeks of flowering, when they were 8 weeks old!
In the early stages preflowers might often not show pistils until well advanced so do not start pulling plants until you are 100% sure.
Pistillate preflowers are located at the node between the stipule and emerging branches.
Some times female preflowers never produce pistils. A female preflower without pistils is difficult to distinguish from a male preflower so don't be fooled into thinking it's a male or a hermaphodite .
Female Hairs
Female Pistillate
Once your seeds begin to grow into a plant you need to sex the plant. You need to sex the plant because only the female plants produce the buds you want to smoke. If you are growing under lights you can do this by putting the plant on a light cycle of 12 hours on 12 hours off. After a week or two you will begin to see small white hairs emerging from the sacs at the base of the branches. If you see hairs coming out of the sacs you have a female. If the sacks develop but no hairs emerge you likely have a male. Unless you are going to seed out some of your plants you will want to get rid of the males as soon as possible
Male Preflower
Male Flowers
outofbodyspecial
Active Member
I'm seeing the same thing from my plant. Here's a closeup. Would appreciate also if anyone can tell if this is an early sign of a male. Thanks
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backdoorgrower
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not 100% sure, but it aint looking too good.
hope im wrong..
hope im wrong..
beginnerbloomer
Well-Known Member
Looks like a male to me,unlucky.
anybody else want to tell me coz ive taken cuttins off this with out realising ?