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PureMello
PureMellostarted grow question 4 years ago
Is this a Male? So all of my plants are in the flowering stage expect for one and they also look different. I thought they were a male a few weeks ago, but thought I was tripping and over thinking it, but now I'm not so sure. Thank you for any help.
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
The photos here all show female flowers. Nothing to worry about you must be over thinking it. 🌱👍
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Taito
Taitoanswered grow question 4 years ago
Buenas noches PureMello, Por las fotos adjuntas, personalmente no me parece que sea macho; no se aprecian "bolsas" de polen y se distingue algún que otro pistilo. En cualquier caso y personalmente, seguiría dándole un vistazo día a día para descartar que no sea una planata hermafrodita. Espero acertar con el pronóstico😇 Mis mejores deseos y ya nos contarás!!!
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whitefeather_feldman
whitefeather_feldmananswered grow question 4 years ago
I can see white pistils on your plant and no signs of male pollsacks, so it's definitely a female! Since autoflowers are a mix of photoperiod and ruderalis, it sometimes happens that the autoflower-genes do not prevail, which means this is unfortunately a photoperiodic plant (if u dont see any signs of flowering after like 5 to 6 weeks, its definitely photoperiod). my suggestion: keep the plant small with low stress training, wait for the other autos to finish, then give the photoperiodic a bigger pot and fill the whole tent with it and switch to 12-12 and harvest 8 to 10 weeks later again :) happy growing <3
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amon_grows
amon_growsanswered grow question 4 years ago
I don't see anything but female pistols. If you are seeing "nanners" or male parts indicating a hermaphrodite, I don't see them in the picture.
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