male or female?
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Ghetto Child
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Definitely a male.
You can tell because of the pollen sacks (AKA ball sacks) hanging off of the nodes. Females will always have "v shaped" pistils (white hairs) coming out from the nodes when they show sex. Males will always have those ball shaped, orange like, clusters when they show sex. Hermies will always show both, pollen sacks and pistils (all over on the same plant) when they show sex. And intersex plants (plants that have very little pollen sacks... ONLY due to being pushed too long in flower) will have like one or two pollen sacks here and there, but only in late flowering.
You can tell because of the pollen sacks (AKA ball sacks) hanging off of the nodes. Females will always have "v shaped" pistils (white hairs) coming out from the nodes when they show sex. Males will always have those ball shaped, orange like, clusters when they show sex. Hermies will always show both, pollen sacks and pistils (all over on the same plant) when they show sex. And intersex plants (plants that have very little pollen sacks... ONLY due to being pushed too long in flower) will have like one or two pollen sacks here and there, but only in late flowering.
plantz
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absolutely a male, it could possibly be a hermie but either way ditch it. Also, why is it cut at the main stalk?
