Is this a hermaphrodite?

Lo Budget

Lo Budget

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I can't tell but I think yes. GIS results inconclusive for match.

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It's bagseed and my only plant. I'm going to keep going with him/her either way.

Thanks,
Lo B
 
calicat

calicat

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Your pictures are in the wrong perspective to see if its a hermaphrodite or has intersex traits. But what I can see you have a healthy female gratz. Best of luck to the rest of your grow.
 
Lo Budget

Lo Budget

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Thank you, everyone. Good news, indeed. Long ways from done, but moving in the right direction.

calicat, what is a better perspective for such shots? Better pictures=better help.
 
Lo Budget

Lo Budget

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I see round things forming that look like seeds. That's what I tried to show in the first two pictures.
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Until lately, I've been cavalier about light leaks & I'll have to check the calendar notes to see exactly what caused it,) I had to interrupt flowering about 2 weeks in & restart 12/12.
I'll try to get a better picture or two tonight right before lights on.
 
nova1992

nova1992

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dont go in and take them before the lights go on, just take a pic when the lights are already on
 
brotherjericho

brotherjericho

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Lo Budget said:
I see round things forming that look like seeds. That's what I tried to show in the first two pictures.
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Until lately, I've been cavalier about light leaks & I'll have to check the calendar notes to see exactly what caused it,) I had to interrupt flowering about 2 weeks in & restart 12/12.
I'll try to get a better picture or two tonight right before lights on.
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If you have seeds, then you have balls elsewhere. So where could they be from?

Likely all you are seeing are developing calyxes. Those sac-like things appear to have pistils coming from them.

 
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