can someone identify the gender? I'm confused.

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zdubbb

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Its about a week into flowering and at first I was sure they were fem, but now I'm thinking this one might be male or hermi. Can someone give me a definite identification? If its a hermit, how to I push it towards becoming fem again?

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PurpleBuz

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"If its a hermit"

huh do you mean a crab ? or an old man in the mountain ?

if she has male parts then run away (unless that your thing)

Seriously, might be, can't tell from the picture (too young and/or pic isn't zoomed in enough)
If all the others are showing definite female preflowers, then probably a male. Are their any preflower pistils showing ?
 
diel0n

diel0n

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It's a hermie.. Seed pod n hairs coming off stem the raised up parts are bud it will be ok smoke only worth getting rid of if u have more then one plant no way to change the genetics a Hermie is a hermie cant force it to be female and females can go hermie from stress .. Ect
 
Trousers

Trousers

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Most hermaphrodites are not genetic, but rather female plants that show male flowers for some reason, usually stress.

The most common stress is over feeding, over watering and heat.
 
HeadieNugz

HeadieNugz

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diel0n said:
It's a hermie.. Seed pod n hairs coming off stem the raised up parts are bud it will be ok smoke only worth getting rid of if u have more then one plant no way to change the genetics a Hermie is a hermie cant force it to be female and females can go hermie from stress .. Ect
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I think what your seeing is a Stipule.
However i do concur with the assessment it is most likely a hermie.
A bit early to tell, though.
 
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zdubbb

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PurpleBuz said:
"If its a hermit"

huh do you mean a crab ? or an old man in the mountain ?

if she has male parts then run away (unless that your thing)

Seriously, might be, can't tell from the picture (too young and/or pic isn't zoomed in enough)
If all the others are showing definite female preflowers, then probably a male. Are their any preflower pistils showing ?
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diel0n said:
It's a hermie.. Seed pod n hairs coming off stem the raised up parts are bud it will be ok smoke only worth getting rid of if u have more then one plant no way to change the genetics a Hermie is a hermie cant force it to be female and females can go hermie from stress .. Ect
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Trousers said:
Most hermaphrodites are not genetic, but rather female plants that show male flowers for some reason, usually stress.

The most common stress is over feeding, over watering and heat.
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diet coke said:
Its a male, save the pollen and make seed
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HeadieNugz said:
I think what your seeing is a Stipule.
However i do concur with the assessment it is most likely a hermie.
A bit early to tell, though.
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fir3dragon said:
i would have to agree with everyone else on this one... it looks hermie to me..
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chewberto said:
Looks male but still can't quite tell. Any more pics?
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yeaaah.. looks hermi to me :( theres no way to reverse this?


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fir3dragon

fir3dragon

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Trousers said:
pollen is pretty delicate, if it gets wet at all, it is done
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i see, i just hear people bitching about not getting it out and it pollinates other girls i never had a problem with pollen because i rip all male signs up no matter if hermie or not.
 
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