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Hi
I just noticed today these little balls on the stems. The plants are lowryder and just starting the third week.
One is doing much better than the otherm its growing bigger and faster,this is the one that has the balls the other plant has shown no sign of sex yet!
Im not sure if this is male or herm..could someone help me out please..
Thanks
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pics are too small, I can't make it out, but the first two pics look a lot like nad clusters
sorry you should be able to get larger images now if you click on them.
much better - definitely male parts. Sorry, I don't see any pistils or female preflowers on any of the closeups, but maybe someone with more experience can tell
wow didn't even need to enlarge....those are some good nanners....shame. Like tokudai I don't see any female signs either. :(
Ah crap! She or he was my favorite one...man I dont know what to call it anymore..little bastard..I aughta shave his balls off and smack him around a bit that'l teach him for being the wrong gender..might think twice next time..
Any ideas on why the other one is slower growing? I mean it looks healthy enough but its just lazy I guess..is it worth keeping?
nanners...banana's...Quote:
Originally Posted by CDXX
where's your mind? :D
K I've been thinking but can't quite come up......should I have called them testicles? :S2:
Don't mean to change this into a different thread but I have a question. If you discover you have a male in the garden, if you chop it down and lay it in the room some where does the pollen sacs still mature and burst even though they are chopped down and should be dead? :p Because I might not be able to move the male plant out of my room if I discover I have one on the same day I find out, but I will be able to kill it :wtf:.