Stupid question
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greenlikemoney
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Not stupid, but you won't know until she shows her sex. Nice looking plant man.
veggiegardener
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It has a 50% chance of being male. I had a plant show balls several years ago. I KNOW I saw pistils, during sexing, but nevertheless.... Had it been female it might have produced 3 pounds. He was a monster. Completely filled a 42 gallon container, packed tight, 30 minutes after discovery.
Garden Boss
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You could take a clone, then start it on 12/12. I have heard of people skipping the 'rooting' and simply putting a cut into a cup of water, then 12/12 for sex.
FresnoFarmer
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I have had a beasty, bushy male before. Each plant is plant is different. 50/50
Miko2
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I read somewhere that there are cases of a 'lady-boy' plants.. which are both male and female.. maybe you killed the wrong plant ?
ccarrender
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This is onlybothe of same strain was put in ground same time but the bigger one was biggest time and smaller one had stretched more if that matters and where the bigger one corns twice as big around it than it os around this smaller one also close ups are of big plant
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veggiegardener
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I see a very small "ball" at the "notch" of each branch. WATCH IT CLOSELY. In three days, you will know for sure.
ccarrender
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That pic was taken on the 10th and just checked today and no difference
ccarrender
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veggiegardener
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There is some change, but in your favor. The bit of green on the left looks less like a ball.
ccarrender
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That's same plant on the 10th not today just better pic
ccarrender
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No change since
veggiegardener
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OK. How about a current pic?
ccarrender
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Current pics from 15 minutes ago calyx what do you all think looking towards a male or female and you're always honest opinion and what are your thoughts on overall health
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FresnoFarmer
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Hard to tell still
veggiegardener
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The node offset is a good sign, but not 100%. As has been mentioned elsewhere, tking a cutting and putting it in water in a short day cycle might show results in a couple weeks. Otherwise it might be 4 or 5 weeks to show and tell.
Miko2
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How does "taking a cutting and putting it in water" called ?
I mean, how do plants that can be cut and replanted called ?
veggiegardener
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The process is called "cloning". A cutting of Cannabis with its stem in clean water will survive a few weeks. Long enough to show flowers before it expires. If you want it to root, you apply a rooting hormone to the stem, and place it in soil to develop roots. If you want flowers for sexing, you put the cutting in an area that gets only twelve hours of light. Use a timer.
