Is my plant male? How can I protect other plants?

Hi all!

This plant is 2-3 weeks in into the flowering cycle, using soil, indoors under a bluey light, currently receiving 1/2 a litre a day with nutes.

Until a few days ago I had another plant growing with this one, when it became suspect (to the untrained eye) that it was male. I pulled it from the room and binned it.

Now this plant (pictured) looks like it's beginning to develop the same grape like buddy-things. I've been pulling the buds off that have developed them, hoping that any change won't come.

Am I right but not doing enough or am I wrong?
I should probably not try to flower under that light, right?

I do have a 600W with 16 clones at 6" next to the partition where the suspect flowering plants is. Are they at risk right now?

What can I do, please help.

If it turns out I cloned a male as well as a female (I stupidly didn't label them) I hope that I'll get a 50% return from the 16 clones. But how quickly would I have to get the boys out before my cropped is fooked?

I don't have the time to grow again this year, so the future our our Country rests on me have a crop, no matter how small.

Kindest regards in advance,

Jimbo

Don't think it matters what light you flower under. Just bad luck you got another male.

Is it right that a female turns male? what's the dealio? Is it when she's all sexed up, she doesn't fancy getting us high? I don't think I know the definitive answer.

male!
macho!

I wouldn't let it go to much longer! You take'em the little balls you have now and grind'em up and pollinate some females to make seeds. This is how I'll make a few seeds when I'm running low! You must of cloned a male

klonerone said:

male!
macho!

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mmm, not quite sure that was the definitive answer I was looking for

MrGhettoGrower said:

You take'em the little balls you have now and grind'em up and pollinate some females to make seeds

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Does this mean that it's likely the pictured plant might have started out as a healthy female?

nice nuts bro...i really wish i had a male this crop...i have 13 girls...every damn seed i started was a girl...12/12 from seed. i have one strain in particular i wanted to cross with NL#5 ( OG Kush ) but damnit if i didnt get a single fuckin dude...lol

I see no pistils in any picture, so this plant was never female. Is this from seed or clone?

you sure u didnt take the clone by mistake from a hermie or something causing you the confusion??
it looks male as well from the beginning to me

gobskiii said:

nice nuts bro...i really wish i had a male this crop...i have 13 girls...every damn seed i started was a girl...12/12 from seed. i have one strain in particular i wanted to cross with NL#5 ( OG Kush ) but damnit if i didnt get a single fuckin dude...lol

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It's easy to forget that there are people in this world less fortunate than yourself. My bad, sorry dude.

I don't think so. It has that long spindly look of a male. Did it start growing like that to begin with? I've been very very lucky with my seeds even the non-feminized ones. Haven't gotten a male yet. I try to follow the advice from this website that I found off a link from a thread on rollitup, and I've had nothing but luck.

jimbogrow said:

It's easy to forget that there are people in this world less fortunate than yourself. My bad, sorry dude.

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ya...i have heard that 12/12 from seed almost guarantees females...80% anyway...i read it somewhere. sux though

I don't know about the origin but there where pistils when it started flowering. I'm sure I can show you when my bloomin battery is charged (camera just died).

Here's another angle. You might not see the hairs but they're there. Am I clutching at straws?

yai see 'em...i remember a guy who had a problem with super fast wilting pistils, but it was a female...looked alot like yours...i dunno though man

looks great but its a male =/

people have told you it's a male. and you are still trying to convince otherwise. Keep and see it might make some good smoke.