Pistil
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Hi again, sorry for flooding the forum but i have another small doubt left
I have 4 plants slightly differently aged, the difference could be from few days to almost 20 days.
Actually they all already have their first alternated stems but only 2 of them are clearly showing their sex. These 2 have started to show some unclearly sexed preflowers around 2weeks ago and, in few days, they've started to show their long female hairs. Now there are many more hairy calix on these two plants.
The other two are "stalling" with few unclearly sexed preflowers since many days from their appearance while i was expecting to be able to understand their sex in fews days as was happened for the first two.
Do I have to be worried by this? Could it be a sign of hermaphroditism?
I add a photo of the plants just to show them (females are on the right) but it's not explanatory of the fact because those preflowers are still too small to be photographed with my tools
I have 4 plants slightly differently aged, the difference could be from few days to almost 20 days.
Actually they all already have their first alternated stems but only 2 of them are clearly showing their sex. These 2 have started to show some unclearly sexed preflowers around 2weeks ago and, in few days, they've started to show their long female hairs. Now there are many more hairy calix on these two plants.
The other two are "stalling" with few unclearly sexed preflowers since many days from their appearance while i was expecting to be able to understand their sex in fews days as was happened for the first two.
Do I have to be worried by this? Could it be a sign of hermaphroditism?
I add a photo of the plants just to show them (females are on the right) but it's not explanatory of the fact because those preflowers are still too small to be photographed with my tools