Sex Check Before Plant Murder

New grower on my 2nd grow, after starting with feminized seeds for my first run I went with regular seeds for the current one. Before I chop was hoping to get confirmation since I've never sexed a plant before. I have 4 in the tent. It looks like A and D are female, B and C are male. If anyone could provide feedback or confirmation it would be appreciated, thanks!

You sexed them correctly. Looks like you might have some kind of mite or aphid in pic B? If so hopefully just on that one male and toss it far from your garden and treat the rest of your plants.

You are correct in your assumption.......good luck.

Those males are close to opening. No time to waste.

You are correct with the sexing, you need to get some neem oil spraying going on, it looks like you may want to do a few day treatment to clear out them sap sucking fekers...

You for sure want to get on top of your bug spraying, you have an infestation on your hands, you can see them on the males and you can see the damage on the females, you for sure want to take care of this now or you will not have anything to harvest.

Outside this year is a nightmare, I am spraying almost every other day to keep these bastards at bay.. Neem is good for vegging, but when you hit close to flower you want to switch to something that wont affect your buds. PureCrop1 you can spray all the way up til the day of harvest with no affects, unlike the neem, but its very expensive. I am looking at Doktor Doom 3-1 right now, from what Im reading it's safe to use up til 3 days to harvest.

Thanks for pointing out the bugs, I didn't even see them until I looked at the pictures. I just flipped to flower less than a week ago. Time to get on it.

Yeah you for sure want to get on top of that now.. Id do at least a 3 day treatment, clean out the room completely, or they will come back..

I know this pain first hand dealing with these fekers this year really badly.. Im staying on top of them so they are not doing any damage, but its starting to get pretty costly.