B Bigmit Member Aug 17, 2009 #1 Here is a pic of my 2 plants. I was wondering. I planted them at the same time and as you can see one sexed before the other. One without the hairs was always smaller it has come into its own lately but still hasent sexed like the other one. Attachments 100_0469.jpg 98.4 KB Views: 14 100_0468.jpg 91.9 KB Views: 16 100_0467.jpg 86.3 KB Views: 14 100_0466.jpg 92.7 KB Views: 11 100_0465.jpg 93.3 KB Views: 11
Here is a pic of my 2 plants. I was wondering. I planted them at the same time and as you can see one sexed before the other. One without the hairs was always smaller it has come into its own lately but still hasent sexed like the other one.
B Bigmit Member Aug 17, 2009 #2 SO can anyone tell me why one sexed before the other or why it hasent sexed yet?
MrJoshC Well-Known Member Aug 17, 2009 #3 Some plants take longer, just like some people take longer to hit puberty. It's quite normal, just need to have some patience.
Some plants take longer, just like some people take longer to hit puberty. It's quite normal, just need to have some patience.
B Bigmit Member Aug 17, 2009 #4 patience is not my strong suit. Well atleast one is ready to start budding. Thats a good thing.
olishell Active Member Aug 17, 2009 #5 I have two together and one showed pre-flowers a month before the other. Attachments DSCF0044.JPG 64.2 KB Views: 7
Cr8z13 Well-Known Member Aug 18, 2009 #7 Bigmit said: patience is not my strong suit. Click to expand... You picked the wrong hobby. You're probably months away from a harvest.
Bigmit said: patience is not my strong suit. Click to expand... You picked the wrong hobby. You're probably months away from a harvest.
