Hurry what the hell is wrong!!!
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weedman430
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Cool cool too bad the one on the right im sure is malen
redsolocup
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From seed or clone? Seeds can develop at different rates even from the same bud/ genetics. Clones tend to be more uniform in age/ health if everythings going smoothly. Males also tend to grow up faster to get their pollen out... Looks a bit overwatered (maybe a hit of too much N), sometimes the soil packs down even if u potted them the same way. 
Males do grow taller faster, and they pollinate only after 3-6 weeks in flower. This is so the nearby females have 3-5 weeks to produce the seeds...
That said, typically you won't see growth differences until flower, or well into veg.
-spek
cassinfo
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They got you believing it too?? Damn illuminati!!
Weird that every run where I grow out males, the males all grow taller much faster, and I pull them out of flower between week 3-5 and cut them for drying and pollen.
I then often pollinate branches on the females that are still in the same flower run and 4-5 weeks later when I chop them I have seeds. I've done this across numerous strains.
Maybe I'm the only person who makes their own seeds that experiences this, but I somehow doubt it.
-spek
weedman430
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I noticed the male before the female easily hes already cut and gone. Im still waiting on one hopefully female
weedman430
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Fuck i flushed the one on the left and added some sprinkle on plant food shit but, shes got eh...two three white hairs.... no smell? They are auto flower 12/12 straight from the seedFrom seed or clone? Seeds can develop at different rates even from the same bud/ genetics. Clones tend to be more uniform in age/ health if everythings going smoothly. Males also tend to grow up faster to get their pollen out... Looks a bit overwatered (maybe a hit of too much N), sometimes the soil packs down even if u potted them the same way.
whitebb2727
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Why does it not make sense for a male to be taller? They are more vigorous so the are able to drop pollen.
calicocalyx
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I've done several seed grows and for the last 6 cycles have had at least a few seedlings if not a few dozen. I'm pretty good at ID'ing those preflowers. With that being said I have learned not to throw anything that isn't 100% ID'd as male. The reason, 1 round I threw out something that was 90% chance of male, had all the characteristics. 3 weeks later and I look in my compost pile, sure enough that last plant on top was a female. Read up on genotypes and phenotypes. I have a ace of spades that's obviously taking after the Jack side of the genetics and 2 that are on the Black Cherry Soda (?) side. The jack pheno has been so much more vigorous than the rest and is twice as big.
weedman430
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Man its weird this is my first auto flower grow and one is doing great after a month one is female very small after a month and the male was only three weeks old when i pulled it probably wont do autos anymore
weedman430
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And the male was smallest out ofall three
calicocalyx
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sneaky bugger
Alexander Supertramp
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Your sir are correct.
whitebb2727
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Don't count them out. I got one that is surprising me.
