Looks like male 😒
Male plants don't produce the desired buds that female plants do. Their primary purpose is to produce pollen for fertilizing female plants, leading to seed production. Since most growers are interested in producing seedless buds (sinsemilla), male plants are typically removed from the grow area to prevent pollination.
Here's what you can do:
Consider Breeding: If you're interested in breeding your own cannabis strains, you could keep the male plant in a separate space to collect its pollen for selective breeding purposes. However, this requires careful planning and knowledge of breeding techniques.
Monitor for Pollen: Even after removing the male plant, keep an eye out for any signs of pollen sacs that may have opened. Pollen can still be present in the air and could potentially pollinate your female plants if not properly managed.
Consider Future Seed Purchases: To avoid the issue of male plants altogether, consider purchasing feminized seeds for future grows. Feminized seeds have been selectively bred to produce only female plants, ensuring that you'll have a higher chance of growing a crop of bud-producing plants.