Male or Female?!

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metamorphose

New Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #1

Hey guys i have a plant for a two months and i'm not sure for that is it a boy or girl :/ i will insert some pictures and if somebody could tell me is this a good plant and is a boy or girl i will be very thankfull??!!! )

 

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allthumbs

Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #2

The back lighting & distance make it to hard to call. Look for preflowers for a girl - tiny little buds with a couple little white "threads" coming out. Do you have other plants growing to compare? What's the history of this one?

 

sunni

Administrator

Staff member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #3

youre gunna need close up photos without lighting like that,

 

hexthat

Well-Known Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #4

i think i see some white hairs??? not sure though

 

LetsGetCritical

Well-Known Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #5

View attachment 2716937 ,.

 

Po boy

Well-Known Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #6

need a better pic to tell for certain. GL

 

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1sttimeguy

Well-Known Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #7

The back lighting makes it REALLY hard to tell. Repot that stretchy stem, get the soil 3-4cm from the base of the first node IMO.

***EDIT*** I think what you have circled in those pictures (again, hard to tell) are new branch sites, not preflowers.

 

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VapeEscape

Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #8

When did you put them into flower? 12 hours on/12 hours off

 

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metamorphose

New Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #9

i have one newbie lamp and i am not sure its good with it ,but is it bad idea to take it outdoor for all summer ?

 

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metamorphose

New Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #10

buut for the sex of the plant i am not sure but on the top i see little white tails [:
PS: i know that is bad for the plant but i dont have money for make good conditions for it :/
PS2:for indooring about you what is the best temperature degrees C ?? :]

 

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VapeEscape

Member

• Jun 28, 2013

• #11

24-26C would be the optimal range for indoor. It is OK to put your plants outside but if you do, keep them there. Do not keep changing environments (indoor to outdoor and back) because the constant changes in temp, humidity, and light intensity will stress the plants quite a bit and quality and quantity will suffer.

What kind of light do you have?