Is this a male?

big.MF.mike

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #1

Does this look like a male? This is my first time growing with regular seeds and I thought I had successfully identified this plant as female, but, after a week of 12/12, it looks like I was wrong. I just want to verify before I chop it down.

 

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Billytheluther

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #2

Sure looks like it buddy

 

MickFoster

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #3

Yup.......male.

 

big.MF.mike

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #4

@MickFoster @Billytheluther thanks for the confirmation. I guess I'm starting a new plant today.

 

MickFoster

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #5

Consider feminized seeds.......you wouldn't have wasted weeks of growth on a male.

 

big.MF.mike

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• Jan 29, 2023

• #6

MickFoster said:

Consider feminized seeds.......you wouldn't have wasted weeks of growth on a male.

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Yeah that's what I usually use. I got these regular seeds for free with my last purchase, so I figured I would give them a try. Kind of short sighted I guess, since I only grow 1 plant at a time.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #7

Sorry to say, Nutz to you!

 

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Nope_49595933949

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #8

You could always chuck some pollen if it's a nice plant and get more seeds.

 

tree beard

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #9

Nope_49595933949 said:

You could always chuck some pollen if it's a nice plant and get more seeds.

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You got a link to that process by chance? I'd like to see/read how it's done. Thanks

 

Kerowacked

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #10

tree beard said:

You got a link to that process by chance? I'd like to see/read how it's done. Thanks

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Move the male up to two miles away and nature will still find a way

 

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Nope_49595933949

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #11

tree beard said:

You got a link to that process by chance? I'd like to see/read how it's done. Thanks

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Couple options, you can leave the male in there to just do its thing and seed everything, you can move it into a veg tent and then collect pollen and selectively pollinate or get small tent for the male and a female you'd like to breed and let them do their thing.

 

tree beard

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• Feb 1, 2023

• #12

Nope_49595933949 said:

Couple options, you can leave the male in there to just do its thing and seed everything, you can move it into a veg tent and then collect pollen and selectively pollinate or get small tent for the male and a female you'd like to breed and let them do their thing.

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Cool, I thought there was some kind of science to it but seems pretty strait forward. Thanks!

Op, sorry to derail ur thread, carry on..