ThorGanjason
Well-Known Member
So my first grow, I ran 10 plants and 8 of them were female. As they got bigger and I started to run out of space, I decided to take 2 of them outside. I had heard that males are "scragglier" and "lankier", and so I picked out two plants (during veg, mind you) that looked the lankiest and took them out.
Those two plants wound up being the only males in my whole first run. So I'm definitely thinking that there is truth to what I was told.
So I'm now on my second run, and I'm running a few white lavender clones and a few ak-47 seeds that aren't femenized. Out of the 4 ak-47's, 2 of them are bushier and two of them are getting really lanky. I went to transplant yesterday, and realized that one of them is so lanky and scraggly that it has to be a male.
I decided (for the time being, at least) not to waste my fox farms soil on the transplant just yet. I was gonna post some pics and see if anyone else thinks these plants (or 1, in particular) is/are male.
View attachment 2862843Here's the guy in question.
View attachment 2862843Here's my shitty slow speeds causing me to upload a double.
Here he is in between two females, notice the difference in the height of the pots to the butter dish
View attachment 2862933 Lanky as all hell View attachment 2862936
With vert long internodal spacing
That last one is beside the other possible male. I went ahead and transplanted that one but I'll have to keep a close eye on it.
Anyways, anyone else think there is truth to the "if its long and lanky its a male" theory? My first grow supported the fact
Those two plants wound up being the only males in my whole first run. So I'm definitely thinking that there is truth to what I was told.
So I'm now on my second run, and I'm running a few white lavender clones and a few ak-47 seeds that aren't femenized. Out of the 4 ak-47's, 2 of them are bushier and two of them are getting really lanky. I went to transplant yesterday, and realized that one of them is so lanky and scraggly that it has to be a male.
I decided (for the time being, at least) not to waste my fox farms soil on the transplant just yet. I was gonna post some pics and see if anyone else thinks these plants (or 1, in particular) is/are male.
View attachment 2862843Here's the guy in question.
View attachment 2862843Here's my shitty slow speeds causing me to upload a double.
Here he is in between two females, notice the difference in the height of the pots to the butter dish
View attachment 2862933 Lanky as all hell View attachment 2862936
With vert long internodal spacing
That last one is beside the other possible male. I went ahead and transplanted that one but I'll have to keep a close eye on it.
Anyways, anyone else think there is truth to the "if its long and lanky its a male" theory? My first grow supported the fact