Are these what I think they might be?

keysareme

keysareme

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image.jpg flowering at the top but also shows these little pod like formations at the shoots. To be safe I'm going to take all three plants from seed out of the tent. I have two clones in full flower in the tent.
It looks like little seeds forming where pistils would be..image.jpg

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You really need to be clearer in your posts.... a lot of us are stoned man......

No, they're not pollen sacs - they're called Stipules and they're on every plant regardless of sex. Get back to watering then Google that shit. :)

-- edit, addt'l info in response to the new photos you posted: Photo 1 of 6 looks like it's showing a piece of dirt on a plant node (where new branches come out of; which is, at the joints of branches). And photo 6 of 6 is showing leaf tips, of a future branch, coming out of a plant node.

You should chill bro; it's your plant; and it's growing. You're gonna fuck up - that's how you learn. Calm yourself.
 
Yeah man, situation normal... I don't see anything to be worried about yet in those pics. carry on... move the plants out if you want, but I don't see the need at this point.
 
mrCRC420 said:
You really need to be clearer in your posts.... a lot of us are stoned man......

No, they're not pollen sacs - they're called Stipules and they're on every plant regardless of sex. Get back to watering then Google that shit. :)

-- edit, addt'l info in response to the new photos you posted: Photo 1 of 6 looks like it's showing a piece of dirt on a plant node (where new branches come out of; which is, at the joints of branches). And photo 6 of 6 is showing leaf tips, of a future branch, coming out of a plant node.

You should chill bro; it's your plant; and it's growing. You're gonna fuck up - that's how you learn. Calm yourself.
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Okay this has nothing to do with your problem but omfg I just laughed to hard at the "a lot of us are stoned man......" Part I literally about pissed myself over here
 
dangerlow said:
You telling me we are allowed to be here sober? But then I can't blame being high to keep the grammar nazi's off my back. :wall:
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I have been here for the past 3 months sober man this shit needs to hurry lol! I think I'm gonna try singing to her maybe that will help lol
 
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that 1s a female....
 
keysareme said:
It looks like little seeds forming where pistons would be.
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dude go watch some jorge cervantes documentaries - you can't go wrong by following his guidelines. seeds cannot form off the bat, it's exactly the same as human biology - a mature male pollinating a mature enough female to make progeny. Don't over think everything bro, marijuana cultivation requires patience. Next time you start a thread giver us all the details and be clear about what you're asking - like mrcrc said, a lot of us are stoned(too funny!).

What's the strain(s) are you growing mate?. also look at jorje's marijuana grow bible - if you follow that you honestly can't go wrong. good luck!
 
LOL - you guys (maybe some girls) are all awesome; keep toking; growing; and learning. I love when RIU keeps it friendly!
 
those "pistons" are actually pistols, they are hairs the female makes that catch floating pollen.
pistols have little to do with maturity, for maturity you use a 30-60x magnifier and look at the trichomes.
trichomes get filled with our favorite chemicals and help you find out when the plant is ready to harvest

many first time growers think pistols are trichomes, research and know the difference
patience is key to getting a harvest worth smoking, don't cut it too early or you'll be skimped on what could have been

keep everything green, don't give them bloom boosters when the bottom leaves are dying from lack of nitrogen. Make sure they eat a well balanced meal is what i'm saying
 
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