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well, it's now been a few days, and the plant from the first pictures in this thread, turned out to definitely be male. i discovered a huge pollen sack hanging, it was easily 5x to 10x as large as any of the other preflower growths on the plant. on the upside, i identified one sure female...

yeah, i was considering it for a while, but i decided against pulling it yet. i will give it a few more days. my only problem is, the 2 i suspect to be male, i have already transplanted into larger pots. it has restricted my space quite a bit. the 3 still in the smaller pots, i'm still...

here is a couple of those last photos, cropped to see more details.

i think i discovered another male plant in my box >< what do you all think of this one?

pictures of this plant i took just now.

thnx again for the responses. the 2nd picture is actually just a portion of the first picture cropped from the full resolution image.

how bad do the plants look? are they drooping alot? i'd imagine if u have many gnats flying around, then the roots have been compromised for a while, and the plant has been drooping looking sad for days. depends how large the plant is, and how bad the infestation is. try to deal with them...

not flowering yet, i've kept them between 16 hrs of light to 24 hrs of light. so still vegging, the females of the bunch will be grown and kept vegging as mothers, so i want to identify the males before any flowering. on a couple other plants i think i see what looks like the calyx growing...

neem oil works well. the gnats are laying eggs in the soil, the larvae are eating the roots. they survive after hatching in moisture. water with a mixture of neem oil, it wont harm the roots, and will kill the bugs in the soil. maybe transplant into fresh soil. cover the top of the soil...

is this plant showing male preflowers? it is almost just about 5 weeks, from seed in soil.