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colliefish
12-12-2004, 10:15 AM
Hello people,
I am a newbee from the uk.
I hope you are all well and mellow.
Have started my first grow and have a few questions so thought the best people to ask are other growers.
I have a couple of piccies of what I think are males and would value some experienced opinion.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Cheers :)

Lulu
12-12-2004, 10:50 AM
Not an experienced opinion, just a welcome :)
Glad to have you here, have fun ;)

Torog
12-12-2004, 11:09 AM
Hello people,
I am a newbee from the uk.
I hope you are all well and mellow.
Have started my first grow and have a few questions so thought the best people to ask are other growers.
I have a couple of piccies of what I think are males and would value some experienced opinion.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Cheers :)
Howdy colliefish,

Welcome aboard !

I wish I had some good news for ya,bu I don't,it looks the plant on the left,is a seeded female and the one on the right,is a male. Are you growing indoors ? It looks like a floro chain and cord that I see in one of the pics ? Also,the plants look stretched,as if you didn't have the lights close enough and you didn't have an oscillating fan on them,to thicken,shorten and strengthen ,the main stems.

On your next grow,as soon as you see any grape-like clusters of balls(pollen sacs),you need to remove those plants,because they are males and will cause your females to seed up,and lose alot of potency in the process.

Have a good one...Torog :D

poorman3
12-12-2004, 04:48 PM
hello colliefish, torog is right man. better luck next time. welcome aboard though!

colliefish
12-12-2004, 05:45 PM
Hi guys and gals,
Thanks for the response,

I pulled these two plants from the grow room after i took the piccies. They had been on 12/12 light for 12 days. I have two definate females still in there and they look like all the pictures I have seen of flowering females with lots of white hairy bunches at the ends and at the internodes between stems.
The picture that looks like a seeded female has balls further down which confused me as the seeds were not feminized so I didn't think it could be a hermaphrodite.

I was keeping the 250 watt hps about 18 inches from the top of the plants but I think the stretching may be because I need a bigger light. I have a fan on the plants 24/7 but as they bushed out this became less and less effective. I was trying to keep costs down so my good lady doesn't complain about the electric bill. Do you think I should go 400w.
Sorry to be long winded.
Will keep battling on as this is a very addictive hobby.

Cheers. :D
Colliefish

spliffy2004colne
12-22-2004, 05:31 PM
Keep goin Collie mi lad you'll get there eventually,i set 10 seeds earlier on in November, and your right it is an addictive hobby,i am using a 400 watt light and they seem to be doin well at the moment,any hints on best times to top them :confused: would be most appriciated as i am a novice myself,good luck with future crops lad. Merry Chrmbo everyone who uses this board and a happy new year.

from Green Cap

spliffy2004colne
12-22-2004, 05:44 PM
Hi Lulu,Green Cap here that quote there almost brought a tear to my eye, which would have splashed my spliff :mad:, but it was cool none the less is it your own? (no offence meant :) ) happy chrimbo :) :D

Green Cap