This plant is a male, right?
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Yup its a boy.Even if i think I know the answer, but still wanna confirm it. Male right?
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Bill284
Certainly looking like it.
Looks like several days yet before the first ones start to open up.
Looks like several days yet before the first ones start to open up.
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That's not necessarily sad, if you have a female auto beside it, and want some (or perhaps, lots of) regular autoflowering seeds.
But I'd move it to another location (off-site, if possible), collect the pollen in a sack, and use an artist's paintbrush to apply a tiny amount to the flowers of one branch instead of allowing nature to do it, unless you want thousands of seeds. You can cut it with flour and store it in the freezer, for furore use.
But I'd move it to another location (off-site, if possible), collect the pollen in a sack, and use an artist's paintbrush to apply a tiny amount to the flowers of one branch instead of allowing nature to do it, unless you want thousands of seeds. You can cut it with flour and store it in the freezer, for furore use.
Unfortunately, as successful as the feminizing process is, it doesn't always work. Just had one do the same thing, but it was also stunted and about 3 inches tall, it went bye-bye!The saddest thing is, it was a feminized Auto seed
Sweetsooziep
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Yes, keep 1-2 male plants for seeds next year.Even if i think I know the answer, but still wanna confirm it. Male right?
As long as it has good parentage, yes. If it's bag seed, then it's a crapshoot.
cbdhemp808
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Hey @Maxocist and welcome to the forum!
Yes, male or hermie. Watch out for the pollen... it's carried by the wind and will go for miles, potentially ruining someone else's flowering plants.
Yes, male or hermie. Watch out for the pollen... it's carried by the wind and will go for miles, potentially ruining someone else's flowering plants.
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Yes thank you very much, already chopped down and brewed for a evening tea
