Recent content by MegaWel

If you don't like seedy weed, I don't think you have much of a choice. A male plant literally produces MILLIONS of pollen grains. No matter how careful you are, some of that dirt is gonna find its way to your ladies and spoil your whole crop. Do yourself a favor, and cut it now ;-)

From the look of it, these pollen sacks are quite close to opening. I wouldn't wait any longer. If you don't plan on breeding / collecting pollen, your best solution is to KILL IT NOW :) You can still hang it to dry if you feel like cooking...

That's a dude. Sorry :(

Hi, As it turns out, the previous photo was _not_ a male preflower. It was just the start of a new shoot :) However, I think I have a real sausage fest going on in some other plant: Anyone can confirm ? MegaWel

Yup, that was my conclusion too, based on the same evidence. I'm giving it a few more days just in case, as there is no imminent danger of it accidently pollinating my females. Then I'll chop it.

Hi, I have a bad feeling about this one: Anyone can confirm ?

It's critical+ ;-) Unfortunately it's from bagseed, so I expect I'll have to deal with a few hermies. Well, I shouldn't say "unfortunately" as, hadn't it been for these seeds, I probably wouldn't be growing again. I just seized the opportunity.

That would be awesome if you were right. My plants have been vegging for 6-7 weeks now. They had a slow start due to the soil in their first pot being much too compact but still, I feel like, had there been any male plant, I should have seen balls by now. Also, all my plants are pretty short...

I've been seeing these kind of pods for about a week now. I'm growing outdoor and it's a 50/50 sativa/indica strain which shouldn't flower until a month from now, so I guess primordiae will not differentiate as quickly as if I were growing a 100% indica strain under 12/12 lighting. Am I right ...

For all three plants ? :D I'd love it if you were right.

Not that I can see, unfortunately :( The hair on the first photo for plant 3 is just that - a hair. I think it's my cat ;)

Hi, I have a few plants, about 6 weeks old (growing outdoor) that I *think* are starting to show their sex. At least, it is not stipules and it doesn't seem to be new growth either, but it doesn't look quite like the other preflower photos I've been seeing. Might just be my inexperience...