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regards,
Is This A Male?
Im going to give it a give more days but what are your thoughts? Its 19 days old.
Thanks,
Ben
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I AM CANADIAN
could be... give it a few more days. those nubs could be branching buds or they could be pollen sacs. let it ride until those balls drop, or a branch grows.
Originally Posted by ChesusRice
looks like nuts to me. for shure male my friend, no doubt.
Damn, it was growing so well too, short and wide. about 4in tall and 10in diameter. Oh well, I guess it happens.
My condolences...Was that your only plant at the moment or do you have other hopefuls waiting to show? If it was your only plant, I'm extra sorry that you gotta start from scratch.
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My condolences...Was that your only plant at the moment or do you have other hopefuls waiting to show? If it was your only plant, I'm extra sorry that you gotta start from scratch.
Yeah it was my only plant, I had two others that didn't make transplant and this one has been doing so well. 3 weeks in too. I had a seed that popped yesterday and I planted it today so I guess Ill be hoping on that one and be planting more soon.
Well, you could always seperate the male and grow it out anywway. It'd be decent experience for growing MJ, and you could always decide to use to pollen to make your own seeds later on if you felt it was a worthy plant.
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yea unfortunately it is either a male or a possible herm. but for sure those are balls.
absolutely a male cluster forming. if you have the space and are game for some fun....over fert it, underwater it, overwater it. i steer new growers towards experimenting with the males because you'll learn more about the species and fiberous rooted herbs in general. pull off all clusters if in the flowering room. one male flower cluster can pollinate a room full of females so be careful.
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