Is this male? too early to tell ?

Man child

BobThe420Builder said:

Man child

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Damn are you sure? I’m in denial I think hahah, it was my star child

Hobblebush said:

Damn are you sure? I’m in denial I think hahah, it was my star child

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Unfortunately yes, male.

dunphy said:

Unfortunately yes, male.

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time to bring out the loppers I guess. The trunk on him is 1.5 inches thick

Hobblebush said:

time to bring out the loppers I guess. The trunk on him is 1.5 inches thick

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Its hard to do, but think of the rest of the plants you're saving from being seeded... Thats what I try to focus on at least.

dunphy said:

Its hard to do, but think of the rest of the plants you're saving from being seeded... Thats what I try to focus on at least.

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yeah it’s my only outdoor plant. Everything else is inside and I got 4 females First try, so I guess I can’t stay lucky

dunphy said:

Its hard to do, but think of the rest of the plants you're saving from being seeded... Thats what I try to focus on at least.

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What exactly tells you it’s a male? Just I know what to look for besides pistil

Balls baby...BALLS

Although I am late responding to this, yes it is a male and when you are getting rid of it try to be sure not to rattle those pollen sacks too much for they travel a lot easier than most think...

Sure look like male flower pods to me.

DON EL1T3 said:

Although I am late responding to this, yes it is a male and when you are getting rid of it try to be sure not to rattle those pollen sacks too much for they travel a lot easier than most think...

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it’s been cut and put into the compost. I don’t think it was producing pollen quite yet, but I’ll be careful. I watered my female indoor plants and then went out and chopped the male down, I will be careful to change clothes before I go back into the tent thanks for the help.