Help sexting plz !
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Litthefrog
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Hahaha I had to click....sexting, auto correct sucks
Mr.Goodtimes
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Send them dick pics and see what the response is 
Takes about 4-5 weeks minimum to show sex characteristics in veg.
Takes about 4-5 weeks minimum to show sex characteristics in veg.
Dr.Nick Riviera
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most plants will show preflowers in veg. Topping them will usually help and most preflowers show right below where you topped. plants from seed are mature when the nodes alternate.
Litthefrog
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Hahaha If they're into it, the you're all good. If they're not, then get them the fuxx outta there...!Send them dick pics and see what the response is
Bareback
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My plants usually show preflowers at the 10/12th node . As mentioned topping effects this.
OldMedUser
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I top any plants I want to find out the sex of and put the top in a glass of water under a CFL on 12/12 in a closet. Within a week to 10 days you'll know the sex and they often root so you can stick it in some dirt and reveg it right away and have another plant.
Or you can do it up like a proper clone from the start if you plan to keep it.
Or you can do it up like a proper clone from the start if you plan to keep it.
G.V
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As a newb to RIU I know my opinion is likely to be seen as 
.. But most plants wont tell the untrained eye until at least six weeks out of the medium..
Males IMO are much easier to spot than females in the early stages. But with females there is no mistaking, so if not too sure what to look for at 3-4 weeks wait for pistils if you think its a female.
Males will look almost like a claw or a claw giving you the middle finger, whereas females will look like a little Rugby ball pushed into the node.
If you have anything capable of magnifying 30x or more you can see which you have much earlier with a bit of practice.
.. But most plants wont tell the untrained eye until at least six weeks out of the medium..Males IMO are much easier to spot than females in the early stages. But with females there is no mistaking, so if not too sure what to look for at 3-4 weeks wait for pistils if you think its a female.
Males will look almost like a claw or a claw giving you the middle finger, whereas females will look like a little Rugby ball pushed into the node.
If you have anything capable of magnifying 30x or more you can see which you have much earlier with a bit of practice.
