Outdoor Sativa - Unknown Genetics

I had a big catastrophe 🤦‍♂️🏽 the dome was tricky to dismantle from around those bushy plants on my own. Because they were Veg’n in the dome they grew tall, every armall supported each other so each stem could grow tall without falling over and the tops became bushy making them very top heavy Over night with some rain and also without the aid of the dome I coped some serious damage. I sadly awoke to full arms laying on the ground semi snapped some bent and splintering at the weak spots 😭 I quickly finished the enclosure and began work picking up the arms glad wrapping them and splicing conduit around with zip ties in order to help keep them upright in hopes of saving them. 4 tree-like arms in total unsure about two hopeful for the other two In the process of all this 🤦‍♂️🏽 🤦‍♂️🏽 🤦‍♂️🏽 I realise one of the three big bastards has decided it’s going to be a hermaphrodite, being so bushy and buried in the dome I didn’t notice!!! After 6 months of solid love and care I cut he/her down for the greater good. Now watching the other two closely incase they get any ideas but after thorough inspection and clinical removal of the culprit I’m in good hopes that the remaining two are all the way female. Sneaky lil photo of the Uncle Dave’s fig jam indica that I started a few months after the sativas she’s gone to flower and looking mighty fine 👌🏽 thought I’d post to alleviate the pain of losing a whole tree and several branches of two other trees in the process of doing something “good” for the girls. Anyway I think I’ve done everything I possibly can for the Sativas 🤞🏽