Odd preflowers.

doobnVA

Well-Known Member
That's not even a preflower. It's a new shoot growing out of the existing node.

Too bad you cut it down based on crappy opinions from people who obviously have never seen a male plant.

A male plant would have clusters of pollen sacks around the nodes. Your plant didn't have that.
 

High Time 420

Well-Known Member
That's not even a preflower. It's a new shoot growing out of the existing node.

Too bad you cut it down based on crappy opinions from people who obviously have never seen a male plant.

A male plant would have clusters of pollen sacks around the nodes. Your plant didn't have that.

Dude, well done ou your wisdom!

I tried to tell the guy that but as you know his ear's were closed.
It makes me wonder, all those opinons from people with nearly 1000 posts and they still get it wrong.

lol, too bad mate. shouldn't of rushed!!!!
ha
 

marijewana

Active Member
dont listen to them its a male, not new growth, i had the same thing on a couple of the males i had to pull. you can see thats where the preflowers pop up first and you can see the two stems shooting out, a fan leaf and a branch coming off the main stem, more new growth doesnt come out of the main stem like that.
 

High Time 420

Well-Known Member
the sac wouldve started clustering up if given more time.
Really, lol.

if it was male sac's, Did it not open very eairly?

Dude you got it very wrong, it is new grow, the same thing as what i see on my plant now and that is NO male.

Here is a pic of a open sac, CAN YOU SEE THE DIFFERANCE?????
 

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High Time 420

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dont listen to them its a male, not new growth, i had the same thing on a couple of the males i had to pull. you can see thats where the preflowers pop up first and you can see the two stems shooting out, a fan leaf and a branch coming off the main stem, more new growth doesnt come out of the main stem like that.

HAHA, well your not that clever either.
 
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