Kill it, right?

dwizzy

Active Member
Am a newbie, so I am just checking, but this is a male, right? Seems too early to be getting ball sacks.

I started my seeds in an Aerogrow, then hardened them in a sunny garage window in Northeast US, moved them outside gradually, then finally planted them in 2 Gallon containers. Juicy Fruit variety.

thanks
 

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«.kingcronic.»

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those are lookin like balls to me. If this is your first grow, keep it and cultivate seeds. Then you seeds for your next 10-30 grows, thats how I look at it.
 

Airwave

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Am a newbie, so I am just checking, but this is a male, right? Seems too early to be getting ball sacks.

I started my seeds in an Aerogrow, then hardened them in a sunny garage window in Northeast US, moved them outside gradually, then finally planted them in 2 Gallon containers. Juicy Fruit variety.

thanks
It's a dirty male! Don't let him have his way with your beautiful virgins! You know how pervy males can be.
Grasp a hold of that perv, take him outside and proceed to exterminate said perv with extreme prejudice and furious anger!
Stomp him! Crush him! Burn him!

Girl power!
 

dwizzy

Active Member
thanks v much. I have enough seeds. Tomorrow he dies.

Do you think that my transition from Aerogarden to garage to outside created a wierd light cycle that accelerated the sexing? I know the males show themselves first, but my plants are pretty small--I don't think I want them to be flowering yet!
 

UncleBuck

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i've had it happen where maybe as little as 2-3 days of weird light cycles will cause weird stuff, like one bladed leaves and whatnot. keep them in the light long enough though and they should reveg and grow out a little more before flowering.

threadjack question: do males produce seeds all by themselves? i thought they just made pollen and when the pollen fertilizes the female, that is where the seed comes from. please excuse my idiocy here, i usually just chuck males so i have no experience here, despite years of growing
 
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