lizardlegs
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i have been told that my plant is a male and to chop it but i got up this morning and it has started to produce them on the leaves below the white pistols can anyone advice me please
Do males produce crystals
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HomeGrown&Smoked
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If your plant has pistils then it isn't male. If you have a camera you might want to post a pic of it.
Spanishfly
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Males do not produce ´crystals´ - neither do females. But females do produce trichomes.
HomeGrown&Smoked
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Awwww, c'mon Spanish. Can't we throw around a little slang?
Spanishfly
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Why would you want to??
HomeGrown&Smoked
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Cuz' it's the shizzle ma' nizzle!
lizardlegs
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sos not very clear camara is shite
nailz92002
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Males are of only one use . Breeding programs. If you aren't doing that then get rid of it. If as you say it has white pistils then you might have a female. If you do not remove the plant and it turns out to be a male. Enjoy your seeded weed.
Ok just looked at your pics. Those are females or hermies. Look the plant over for banana hammocks. That's where the pollen will be. Pinch them off. Otherwise you have a female plant.
Ok just looked at your pics. Those are females or hermies. Look the plant over for banana hammocks. That's where the pollen will be. Pinch them off. Otherwise you have a female plant.
Spanishfly
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Sorry I am an English speaker.
Spanishfly
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Two, make great compost.
HomeGrown&Smoked
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I realize that- I just thought you might have a sense of humor too. I apologize.
Spanishfly
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Apology accepted.
HomeGrown&Smoked
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I don't understand sentence fragments.
HomeGrown&Smoked
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Pics are a little (ok, a lot) blurry, but the pistils are very visible in the second photo. When working with the camera, there should be a macro setting and that will help you with close-up shots. Like nailz mentioned, you will want to look for the male parts:
They are right in the crotch of the plant in the picture. If you don't see them, or if you see something that looks like that but with pistils coming out, you have a female plant with no hermie traits.
mistaphuck
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Mazar i Shariff
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Confirmed ... Females or hermie
Male nugs begin as little nodal pollen sac clusters and then develop large clusters of this same shape all over, no white hairs
Study hermaphrodite pics for a bit and know what to look for, then give the plant another study
If it's hermie, you should still toss
Male nugs begin as little nodal pollen sac clusters and then develop large clusters of this same shape all over, no white hairs
Study hermaphrodite pics for a bit and know what to look for, then give the plant another study
If it's hermie, you should still toss