is this a female plant

skullcandy · Jul 14, 2013

I had two plants out in the sun one was a fem from ch99 a blue lemon thai the other was from a friend that just broke out a seed well I thought they were both fem cause the lookes like it the little hairs sticking up well today while wateing I found seed on one of them heres a pick I remover it and tosed it problem is it was sitting next too the blue lemon thai heres a pick of her does it look like a male or female to you I don't want to have to toss this one out also .

Rosebud · Jul 14, 2013

You got yourself a boy on the left....get him outta there. In fact i would spray water all over the plants before I pulled him. You may be too late, idk.

skullcandy · Jul 14, 2013

I pulled him before I even posted the thread, I pretty much was looking for some understanding cause I can swear that both them plants were female they both had the same hairs sticking out of the nodes and the stem meet and suddenlly there were seeds I was like aawwwhh so I took some pics and dug him out he was close to four feet made me sad to see him go but I was unwilling to lose the the blue lemon thai I hope I did not lose her

Rosebud · Jul 14, 2013

Those aren't seeds. Those are male flowers about to pollinate the world. Did you spray water to help kill the pollen?

skullcandy · Jul 14, 2013

I pour water all over the female plant the male one is now in the trash with a board on top of it to keep the wind from blowing its pollen everywhere I hope it works

The Hemp Goddess · Jul 14, 2013

Open the garbage can and spritz that boy down with some water. Bleach water would be great and won't hurt the garbage can.

skullcandy · Jul 15, 2013

bleach with water and put it in a plastic bag. how long before I know if he pollonated the female

4u2sm0ke · Jul 15, 2013

should know the next day...keep an eye on the pistils...if they turn red/orange than you pollinated that but...I would also have misted the room to be sure to kill pollen that had been released...Pollen can be viable for up to 6 months in the right environment hope this helps

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HippyInEngland · Jul 15, 2013

They were immature males, doubtful any pollen was out, but you never can tell

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Time4Plan-B · Jul 15, 2013

Male on left hermie on right.
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skullcandy · Jul 15, 2013

I hope its not a hermie I got it as a fem seed from ch99 they are out side so if any pollen got away it did get her.

skullcandy · Jul 15, 2013

4u2sm0ke said:
should know the next day...keep an eye on the pistils...if they turn red/orange than you pollinated that but...I would also have misted the room to be sure to kill pollen that had been released...Pollen can be viable for up to 6 months in the right environment hope this helps

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grow bud sites at that time

she does not have pistols yet she is out doors and still in veg I am assuming that around augest she will begin to have less light and might start to

The Hemp Goddess · Jul 16, 2013

If you are in the Northern Hemisphere, you started getting less light after the summer solstice. I would expect outdoor plants to be starting to flower any time.

I believe that I see a pistil on the plant on the right, but the pic isn't quite clear enough to see if there are balls.