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metaltooths

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it's my first grow and i got two plants going. in a few hours it'll be 14 days of flowering. one plant showed her self more than a week ago.

the other has ball(s) on half of the lower part, so like 1/4 of the plant. this plant has alternating nodes(unlike the other) so theres ball(s) then a 1/2 inch above that theres small calyxes with pistils, also at the tops(colas?) theres what look like pistils.

it took me forever to get viewable pics of the female, so i pulled the 'balls' off of what i think is a hermaphrodite. then took pics of it's balls..
not much info
(the balls did not come from the plant in the first 2pics)
just want some conformation, if possible.
thanks :joint:
 

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Man o' the green

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it's my first grow and i got two plants going. in a few hours it'll be 14 days of flowering. one plant showed her self more than a week ago.

the other has ball(s) on half of the lower part, so like 1/4 of the plant. this plant has alternating nodes(unlike the other) so theres ball(s) then a 1/2 inch above that theres small calyxes with pistils, also at the tops(colas?) theres what look like pistils.

it took me forever to get viewable pics of the female, so i pulled the 'balls' off of what i think is a hermaphrodite. then took pics of it's balls..
not much info
(the balls did not come from the plant in the first 2pics)
just want some conformation, if possible.
thanks :joint:
My one experience with an intersex plant : https://www.rollitup.org/3456253-post32.html
Basically, if you see balls low and flowers high straight from seed, you have a problem. You probably don't want to use the second plant at all, you risk pollinating your flowers if you don't get every last sac.
 

Punk

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Ya chop it down since you don't have any serious budding time invested yet. It WILL seed the shit out of anything else you got growing in there.

Intersex? I guess thats one word, but more commonly called a hermaphrodite, or hermie.
 

metaltooths

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My one experience with an intersex plant : https://www.rollitup.org/3456253-post32.html
Basically, if you see balls low and flowers high straight from seed, you have a problem. You probably don't want to use the second plant at all, you risk pollinating your flowers if you don't get every last sac.
straight from seed? like 12/12 from day one?
they vegged for a month.

Ya chop it down since you don't have any serious budding time invested yet. It WILL seed the shit out of anything else you got growing in there.

Intersex? I guess thats one word, but more commonly called a hermaphrodite, or hermie.
you know how long before it'll release it's pollen? it began to look hermi 3-4 days ago. i'm still in disbelief, out of stubbornness..
 

metaltooths

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the plant in question, was topped.
where one became two, or three to four, there was what looked like calyxes that died early on.
they were teardrop shaped and almost a half inch long.
maybe an early sign?

sorta thought they coulda been branches that died.
 

Man o' the green

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straight from seed? like 12/12 from day one?
they vegged for a month.
you know how long before it'll release it's pollen? it began to look hermi 3-4 days ago. i'm still in disbelief, out of stubbornness..
Straight from seed as opposed to using clones - sorry about the confusion. If you have those things happening on a clone, its a stress hermie.
To be honest, I've never let sacs get to opening up, so I don't know how long it takes.
 

jawbrodt

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Also, it would be a wise idea to trash any clones you took from that plant, because they'll likely herm-out on ya too.lol
 

metaltooths

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Also, it would be a wise idea to trash any clones you took from that plant, because they'll likely herm-out on ya too.lol
i'll try clones, the next time around.
i don't know much about a mother plant.
(whether or not it can go back to veg after flower?)
cause the lady plant is badass. since one plant will now get 400+ watts, as opposed to two plants splitting that #, wonder if my yield will be slightly similar having one plant.
 
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