+rep for help sexing my clones!

Drella

Drella

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got these clones from my buddy, doesn't mean i trust him 100%. kinda getting impatient with sexing them. I know they should be all females, but it's my first time, and i gotta fear the worst. what do you guys think, or is it too early? All pics from the same plant, week four of having them from rooted clones in rockwool cubes. I transplanted them in ffof. +rep for any help!
 
Drella

Drella

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these are more pics from in the bloom room day 7. the first pics were from in the veg closet of one of the mothers. all of these clones were started at the same time.
 

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Drella

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is it cause the sac is curved and pointed at the tip. newb 1st time grower here, i have seen the 2 white hairs yet.
 
Drella

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the fourth pic is from where i topped the plant 4 days before i threw it into flower. now they're into day 7 flower and this new growth appeared.
 
Drella

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hope the second set of pics aren't hermies. has anyone else had similar growth from a topping site when thrown into flower? or do i have light leak, and hermied plants?
 
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Gromit420

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Looks female to me. Rather than having balls they have the stringy pointy things (cant remember what they're called). Males are more bulbous and from what i've seen protrude from below where the branch connects to the stem
 
Drella

Drella

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fdd2blk said:
THOSE ARE MALES. :wall:
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for sure, these were all clones, so are the hermie? sorry but im a newb, and stressed out! if i have to ill shit can the hermies in the bloom room and throw the two mother plants in, after making sure the room has no light leak, which i thought it didn't have to begin with! thanks for any help.
 
Drella

Drella

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Gromit420 said:
Looks female to me. Rather than having balls they have the stringy pointy things (cant remember what they're called). Males are more bulbous and from what i've seen protrude from below where the branch connects to the stem
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thanks but are you talking about the second set of pics too?
 
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