Trying to weed out males as early as possible (pics)

delvite

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id say male also but as biggie says keep a close eye and if the sacks multiply disgard it ;)
 

jofey

Active Member
male male male ,last one i think is a female ,, i done the same 2 months ago, you know weeding out females from loads of bagseed:clap: get me a better pic of the last yin and i'll have another look , best a luck wae it anyhoo
 

fluidity

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Thanks people yeah thats what I was worried about. The first two pics are of 1 plant and the second 2 pics are of a second plant. Shoulda been clear about that yea Its just 2 plants. I'll wait and see what happens...
 

mikmike

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do u have any other plants in your grow area? Even if u dont i would cut them down because if those balls pop open it will pollinate your grow area so if u do another grow in there u could get your females making seeds instead of nice buds
 

fluidity

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do u have any other plants in your grow area? Even if u dont i would cut them down because if those balls pop open it will pollinate your grow area so if u do another grow in there u could get your females making seeds instead of nice buds
Think its thats guaranteed those are male? I have one other plant in the area that is showing nothing still as of yet... I have no qualms about choppin them down but I really wanna be 100% sure... I am new though and if thats the consensus I'll take the advice. Although there will not be another grow in this area so the space being pollinated isn't a big deal. I will remember that in the future for sure

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By the way those sacks are currently still smaller than about the size of a sesame seed
 

Oscargrouch

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I agree, only seen it once, but 6 out of 8 plants were male and looked just like that. The longwr they grow the more sacs they'll grow. I say let them grow another day, they change so much in a day that u may be able to tell better.
 

fluidity

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yea I took those pics yesterday actually and could start to see tiny little green bubble structures around that with my magnoscope... did what had to be done.
 
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