Plant gender?

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Yungxtraterrestrial

New Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #1

Is the plant a male or a female?

 

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Dr.Nick Riviera

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #2

that's for sure, a plant

 

Kcbscrogger

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #3

It's a male and you have a problem with your leaves.

 

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Yungxtraterrestrial

New Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #4

Are you sure its a male?

 

Dynamo626

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #5

dont know how he can tell the pic is way to far from a node. you need a beter pic

 

Kcbscrogger

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #6

Zoom in, there are balls at the nodes!

 

Hessam

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #7

Looks like a female to me, but you need to take a close pic of the main stem and nodes.

Your plant is suffering from multiple deficiencies or some sort of lockout. What's your medium and what are you feeding? How much?

 

a senile fungus

Well-Known Member

• Aug 5, 2017

• #8

Please don't assume the plant's gender. Plants have rights , too.

Upon looking at the provided photo, ive determined the bugs could be any gender. They obviously travel in packs though...

 

DirtyEyeball696

Well-Known Member

• Aug 9, 2017

• #9

I will say your plant is struggling with a bug problem. Looks like whiteflies and maybe some mites. That really stresses a plant out


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Lordhooha

Well-Known Member

• Aug 9, 2017

• #10

Yungxtraterrestrial said:

Are you sure its a male?

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Closer pic to tell an if it is a female she struggling hard

 

bubblecakez727

New Member

• Aug 25, 2017

• #11

Have you found out, yet?

 

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northrengrows

Member

• Aug 26, 2017

• #12

looks like nitrogen poising to me. i would flush and restart at 1/2 strength if your using synth nutes or just do ph'ed water with a little calmag for a few feedings if organic.