Male vs. Female-Little Help

I am flowering in my first grow and watching closely to determine if any of my 15 plants are males. They were all cloned from female plants but am aware I must still keep an eye to make sure none turned. Am I going about this properly? Secondly, I have a Jack Herrerra plant I started from seed in the other room under fluorescent light and is about 9 inches tall. I am assuming and hope accurately this plant is not in anyway mature enough or in anyway could pollinate the females in flower? I know how reproduction works so I'm 99.9% sure but don't mind asking a dumb question when the alternative is not attractive!

it can pollinated females KILL ALL MALES every time the plant moves around little bits of pollen fly around and aventually get onto the females and cause seeds ya dont want none of that

Dont kill the little one yet- if its 9in or under- it likely doesnt have pre-flowers (woman) or balls (male).

If you look at my gallery or go through my first harvest- and only journal (sorry but I no longer like to post pictures) you will find pictures of both herms and males- both things you should look at and be prepared to recognize and eliminate.


If it is a male- and you will know before danger time if you're smart and view the pics- then most certainly eliminate it or be prepared to breed.

I am familiar with the development of the male plant but I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. So thanks for the insurance because I hope to have my females flowered and done by the time it is mature otherwise I'll move it out of the house. I probably shouldn't even have started it until the flowering was completed. Please feel free free to post with any concerns or suggestions.