M or f

Pharaonic THC

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Jan 1, 2021

• #1

The large one is from 1/11
The other is from 11/12
Can i know any one male or female now?

 

HydroKid239

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Jan 1, 2021

• #2

I useually put the M & F together... and it just works.

 

GeneBanker

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Jan 1, 2021

• #3

Can you put a pic up?

 

PadawanWarrior

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Jan 1, 2021

• #4

I prefer females, but it's personal preference.

 

Pharaonic THC

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Jan 1, 2021

• #5

Pharaonic THC said:

The large one is from 1/11
The other is from 11/12
Can i know any one male or female now?

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So sorry because i didn't upload the pics

 

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Towelie29

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Jan 1, 2021

• #6

Pharaonic THC said:

So sorry because i didn't upload the pics

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Too early for me to tell. Look at the little 'hairs' (calyxes) in the crooks of the branches. If its a female they will split open and cross eventually, if its a male they'll turn into bananas.

 

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DaFreak

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Jan 1, 2021

• #7

Here's how you tell males from females. Take the best looking plants in your garden, the ones that are clearly a cut above the rest. These are you're males.

 

Hugo Phurst

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Jan 1, 2021

• #8

I see nothing to indicate a male.

 

Budzbuddha

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Jan 1, 2021

• #9

For that November timeframe they are hella small .... one glaring issue I see is that heavy compacted soil.
Not only does constrict roots , lower aeration and no real drainage. It would have been much larger plants plus they would have sexed out by now.