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Did you see the hairs on the one I pointed out a minute ago?

This one is the one in question. Im gonna take your word on this one. Almost definitely a male

This one is a female. The pistols are showing right above my thumb...look again

UGH!!!! Fuck lol....it was the second best looking plant!! Thanks for your input though, it is highly appreciated. As I said before, this is my first grow but I have definitely done my homework. I eat, sleep, breath, and eat growing now. Four plants total, three female. 75% Female to Male...

Now here are the better pics. The first plant in the pic looks like your typical male, tallest, best looking plant out of the bunch with a lot of space in between nodes. Turns out, it is a female and was the first plant to show its pistols (as you can see in the two close up pics right after...

And another thing, the other three plants are showing pistols while the one in question is barely showing signs of sex.Which is another confusing thing because males almost always show sex first, but this one is last. Seems like everything is completely backward with this one

Short bushy typical female look*

I'm thinking it's a male too. Hexthat, I understand what u are saying and I know that is the general rule of thumb but it turned out that the tallest skinniest plant I have, which is the one on the front left of the pic of the four, is a female, while the one I am asking about has the short...

Sorry but that's as close as I can get to it. Any closer and my camera won't focus. I can't believe that a small bushy plant like that would be a male and the tall slender one will be a female. Is this common?

These seeds were not feminized either. So far, three out of four are definitely female. Hoping the close up pic of the plant is not a hermie. Shooting for 4 out of 4.

As this is my first grow, Im not sure if this is a male. I have four plants total, all 9 days into flowering. Everything with them is going very well. All four plants are showing signs of sex. Three are female for sure, but one Im having a problem identifying. It seems that it would be a...

Well its been a few days and I have flushed these bad boys and they seem to be doing very well. I got my ph meter in the mail yesterday, just a cheapie, as I am on a budget but it will have to do. Ph in my soil is definitely to high so I have some ph up and down on the way as well. With all...

I mean that it doesn't seem like the stems are strong enough to hold the leaves all the way up so they are sagging! ***

I keep wondering why the leaves of the number 3 pic are sagging down. Beginning to think it is just the size of the leaves. The stems are strong enough to hold leaves those size all the way up. Which is definitely a good thing!

They even look better now too. I think poking holes in the soil really helped.

No. These aren't bag seeds. This is a strain of strawberry haze crossed with some kind of cheese. A friend of mine dabbles a little in making his own strains. Don't even know yet which are gonna be male and female, as these seeds are not sexed. Walked into my apt today and smelled the...

Well the plants seem to be doing much better. I believe, though, that there is probably a ph problem because now the tips of the leaves are drooping which also points to overwatering, which I have taken care of. However, I can't do anything about the ph until my ph meter gets here, which I...

Also, make sure you water the plant right after transplant.

Yes. The roots are in shock because of the transplant whether the plant shows it physically or not. Feeding with water first a couple times, which is what I do after transplant, will make it easier for the roots to adapt and keep stress levels as low as possible.

Well it's nite time for the plants or I would put a pic up. They seem to be doing a little better since I raised the light and lowered the watts. I will post a couple pics tomorrow once they are back in the light.