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Is this a guy? I think so...
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Wacky Tobacky
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i dont see anything. cant tell if its male or female. try to get a close up of the balls or if its a female preflowers.
BagseedSamurai
Active member
the 'pre-flower' you think yur seeing is a swelling between the 'joints' as i call it. It happens, but its not sex.
if you take a microscope and look right where the sex will be shown i can see from the plant it is showing its sex but its impossble to tell with out a microscope
if you take it and put it on the part where it shows its sex
you can tell
the males will have like a small stem like with a round ball with claws
the female will have a pear shapped look to it
i wish i could take a picture of what a very early male and female preflower looks like
i was going to before i got busted for my book and shit happend
if you take it and put it on the part where it shows its sex
you can tell
the males will have like a small stem like with a round ball with claws
the female will have a pear shapped look to it
i wish i could take a picture of what a very early male and female preflower looks like
i was going to before i got busted for my book and shit happend
Maybe I'm thinking too small when I wonder why knowing sex this early really matters
because you dont want to waste light on plants that are not female, if your not a breeder and want to grow sinsimea
you wanna get the males out as soon as possible
the less males and more females = less waste of time, money and nutrients
when i mean by money is the soil/ nutrients and whatever extra money you spend taking and tending to your plants
i found this to be a very helpfull way in finding very early sex and i find out that when in soil growth its epeically esentail because you have to transplant repot and your wasting soil on unwanted males
because you dont want to waste light on plants that are not female, if your not a breeder and want to grow sinsimea
you wanna get the males out as soon as possible
the less males and more females = less waste of time, money and nutrients
when i mean by money is the soil/ nutrients and whatever extra money you spend taking and tending to your plants
i found this to be a very helpfull way in finding very early sex and i find out that when in soil growth its epeically esentail because you have to transplant repot and your wasting soil on unwanted males
G
Guest
Doobie..........just so you'll know......stitch is a female.doobieornot2be said:Sounds like you've seen quite a few plants to know that and I can respect that man!
doobie!
And yeah, she really knows her stuff!!!
Bh
big-ugly-oger
New member
i remember mynamestitch from OG, go stitch...ya feckin legend ya!!!
froth
Member
This is a picture of one of the males I yanked. Its kind of unfocused but you can tell how there are a couple little ball like protusions at the node. From all the plants I've ever seen the male preflowers will come in clusters. You'll only see one at first and then soon two and then three. Females on the other hand will usually only have one preflower on each side of the node.
