Is it a boy? Trying to sex my plant

EmeraldGreenGal

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• Jul 11, 2025

• #1

I should have guessed when they grew at a rate four times faster than the others (!), but I took a gamble on a regular seed and now I think it turns out to be a male plant.
Can anyone confirm my suspicions, so I can then remove it from my greenhouse?

Not sure what I'll do with it though as I don't breed.
It's a Zamdelica photoperiod seed.

 

Last edited: Jul 11, 2025

T macc

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• Jul 11, 2025

• #2

Looks like the start of a male. I'd say wait a week or two, but be ready for chop. They make pollen bags for outdoor plants, if you are interested in some free seeds. Nice looking plant! Keep em green!

 

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Hugo Phurst

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• Jul 11, 2025

• #3

As above...wait.
Do not kill it.
Unless it's an auto that's just new growth.
As for the size, this is July 28 last year.

Relax & have fun

 

EmeraldGreenGal

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• Jul 11, 2025

• #4

T macc said:

Looks like the start of a male. I'd say wait a week or two, but be ready for chop. They make pollen bags for outdoor plants, if you are interested in some free seeds. Nice looking plant! Keep em green!

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Thanks! I'll look into a pollen bag!

 

EmeraldGreenGal

Well-Known Member

• Jul 11, 2025

• #5

Hugo Phurst said:

As above...wait.
Do not kill it.
Unless it's an auto that's just new growth.
As for the size, this is July 28 last year.

Relax & have fun
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Wow that's a beast !
I live in Europe where it's not exactly kosher to be growing so whilst I'm tempted to move it outdoors to keep growing just for fun, I'm worried about the neighbours.

It's a photoperiod Zamdelica seed

 

MissinThe90’sStrains

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• Jul 11, 2025

• #6

First picture definitely has a sac at the first node below your fingers on the right side, but the other pictures are non-definitive. Sometimes female plants will stress and throw a sac or 2, but flower out just fine. I agree with the people above. I’d keep it for a few more days to see what else it does, and then decide, if it continues to show as male.

 

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oltimer34

Member

• Jul 11, 2025

• #7

Looks like the start of a Hermie. Looks like male in some places and female in others. Give it a few days. If the male sacs show definitely,chop it. Hermie's can be worse than males. Kinda like getting Bruce when you were expecting Kaitlyn.