4/5 males??? say it aint so w/ pics!!

foryoursorrows

foryoursorrows

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ok so yesterday, i figured out that i had a male in my bunch. "6weeks of veg and just finished 1 week on flower" Now if this one is a male, i think i may have other males. i took pictures of all and wanted your opinion.

#1 this one is male

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#2 i believe this is male
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#3 believe this is male also
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#4 now this one im unsure of... but leaning toward male...
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#5 and out of all of them, shes leaning toward female the most

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so im leaning toward 4 males and the last is female, correct?? thanks in advance!!!:leaf:
 
sso

sso

Well-Known Member
happened to me around christmas, 5 out of 6 were males, yummy female though and luckily i had 2 plants almost ready to go into flowering lol. shit happens.
 
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AdamKx125

Member
I was going to say 5 is a female! That fucking SUCKS! wtf is that bullshit. Dude look into cloning your female. Just started doing it, best thing ive ever DONE! Super easy to do.
 
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hampster

Member
I am of the opinion that the plants chose their sexual expression when they sprout and asses their surroundings...

Seedbearing plants needs good anchorage and an ample pocket of soil to extract nutrients from. So use deep pots for germing, the unhindered downward growth of the taproot will tell the seedling that there's good conditions for becoming a heavy female.

And cooler temperatures and blue light (MH-lamps), tells it that it is early spring and plenty of time to ripen seeds.

Reptiles and some fishes chose and changes their sexual expression based on environmental factors, and so does the plant IMO.

Try it out.
 
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