potstepper
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i don't know if this is male female or combination of the two but it's sister plant is in full flower this one not so much any one help 
what thf is this plant
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Farmer's Hat
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Looks very odd. Snap a picture of the other plant, so we can see how it compares.
It dont see any signs of male flowers, but its a little difficult to see. It honestly looks like the plant is reversing into vegetative state.
It dont see any signs of male flowers, but its a little difficult to see. It honestly looks like the plant is reversing into vegetative state.
potstepper
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potstepper
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the second pic is the sister popped up same day diffrent like night and day i have the first one isolation or quarantine from my other female plants
waterproof808
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There are definitely female preflowers in the first picture it just has a weird structure.
potstepper
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I guess I will Keep it separated just for safety . But I have never seen a flower an auto flower to say the least ,bloom this much different so I don't know. i though maybe a herm . cause it's sister is looking good just like the rest i have grown
go go kid
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thats a female plant, congratz,
MissinThe90’sStrains
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Where’d you get the seeds? A lot of autos are simply unstable, especially those from the less reputable breeders. It could just be a weird plant or a pheno thats not ideal. Looks female so far.
potstepper
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i got the seeds from seedman auto delivered they are a green crack auto
MissinThe90’sStrains
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It’s putting out 1,2, and 3 bladed leaves. In photoperiod plants, this is often from major stress or revegging. I don’t have experience with autos, but I don’t believe they CAN reveg. I do know that they can be sensitive to feeding and be finicky with other normal stresses - like transplanting. Your plant that is in full flower has the overfeed-burned-tips look. It’s possible that youre overfeeding and the other plant is more sensitive, and got shocked. It could also just be a bad/unstable pheno, in the genetic sense, and that could cause it to do weird things.
potstepper
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think it will produce buds or should i kill it
TheWholeTruth
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Looks like a full female. What strain is it please. Depending on the genetics it might need nitrogen cut back and abit more dark than light hours to get it goung faster in to flower with a stronger flowering respose.
If its an auto, some just throw out the odd weird plant due to the auto part of the gentics and the heavy inbreeding.
conor c
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Yeah autos can throw some weird plants
potstepper
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ok ill try to cut the lights beck a couple hrs. see what happens then
Holdmyhammer
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Auto flowers are hard as a beginner. I learned the same way. One mistake and they go beserk. Phenos are easy to learn.
potstepper
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yea they maybe easier , But autos are quite faster then pheons
Farmer's Hat
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Having more information on the matter, I would say its most likely a genetic mutation. I recall growing 1 plant that did the exact same thing and it never produced any dense flower clusters. It remained in this weird half veg state. I grew it outdoors until late October before I finally cut it down.