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lol yea.. But Bree is right envirmomental factors start influencing sex the moment the plant has three pairs of true leaves (not including cotyledons).Quote:
Originally Posted by Bree1978
if any1 wants to know what they are iv got a great section in a book about it! :)
well I have my mother plant in a 12/12 photo-period at the time, and I had the seedling in there also for shits and giggles. I wanted to sex it as early as the seedling, my space is around 80-90F.
I just germinated another 3 seeds and now I put them and my mother back into 24hours of light. Hope to god one of these seeds turns out to be a female, because my mother plant is about 9 months old at this point and stressed the fuck out. I don't know how much longer I can nurture her.
just make sure after germination that there's plenty of soil depth beneath for the tap root to penetrate 4-6 inches. this may be one of the bigger factors. I've had 8 straight females focusing on this rather than 5 straight males I had before. And definitely make sure you're actually seeing males; the plant should be 8-12 inches tall or have 5 or so nodes going up before you want to know the sex. If it is actually a 'seedling' like you say you might be mistaken when you say it has male balls already
but i took a pushpin and I opened one of the balls up, it had 4 flaps that opened just like a male..
so what's the verdict? anyone?
if ur not sure. We need pics. :)
Eat one of the sacks, if it tastes grainy, its got pollen in it. Sorry, I am a narcissist...... :stoned: