Is this female or male ...possible both?

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jammaterj

Active Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #1

hey,

New to growing first time getting to this stage. What do I do from this point? is this a male?

If its a hermy should I continue to grow it as its the only plant i have and will not effect anything else with pollen.

please let me know youre advice on what i should do from this point on.

Also the leaves are curling , some of the lower leaves and dying..is this normal? i dont have much light hitting them

 

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delvite

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #2

jammaterj said:

hey,

New to growing first time getting to this stage. What do I do from this point? is this a male?

If its a hermy should I continue to grow it as its the only plant i have and will not effect anything else with pollen.

please let me know youre advice on what i should do from this point on.

Also the leaves are curling , some of the lower leaves and dying..is this normal? i dont have much light hitting them

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looks hermie to me, if its your only 1 try growin it out and put it down to experience. if theres not to many just nip them off

 

Tragic420

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #3

its both bro srry

 

beuffer420

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #4

Damn hermaphrodites! Brutha, two things IMO you can do. Me personally, I'll throw those out. Although it is possible to pic those off and let her run her cycle. It will involve you scanning the plant and removing all the male sacs.

Hope everything works out for you! Seeing as flower has just started you won't lose too much time if you cut your losses. Or you can go through 8 weeks or more of hassling with her trying to prevent seeds. Seeds that will prol not be viable do to the hermy tendencies in her genetics.

 

RCgrowerman

Active Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #5

Hermie for sure!

 

jhod58vw

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #6

Had a burmese kush hermie up last year in my cfl box. She had a shit load of seeds. I had to pull her but thats also because I had others in my box as well.

 

justanotherbozo

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #7

...it's likely your over-feeding as well, that clawing is a classic sign of over fertilization.

peace, bozo

 

BenFranklin

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #8

Females can be males but males can never be females.

 

SOMEBEECH

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #9

justanotherbozo said:

...it's likely your over-feeding as well, that clawing is a classic sign of over fertilization.

peace, bozo

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Agree with Bozo but it could also be from overwatering,Or too cold.It for sure has plenty of Nitrogen.
Need more info on your setup,Temp...Lights,etc..Is it a bagseed? It looks like your 2-3 weeks in flower?


My main concern is what made it herm on you..


Beech

 

jhod58vw

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #10

Check for light leaks & other things.

 

SOMEBEECH

Well-Known Member

• Dec 30, 2012

• #11

IMO i think it got too cold and said F this im gonna make some seeds,Stress from being cold will hermie a plant real fast.
Just gonna throw this out there, Its gotten cold for most of us make sure and do not do as i have done in the past,Dont use
water rt out of faucet its too cold let it sit for atleast 24hrs to warm.

I have great Tap water 120ppm and a ph 6.8,But be aware its not always the same,When there doing test and stuff it does change!

Beech