This is a male....right?

[scagster]

I think I've discovered my 3rd male.. funny how the healthiest plants turn out to be males...anyways, here's pictures of two different node groups. Looks like little balls on sticks to me. Anyone disagree? Want to know for sure, so I can put the axe on it to free up space in teh grow room. Thanks guys.

scagster Reviewed by scagster on 10-21-2007. This is a male....right? I think I've discovered my 3rd male.. funny how the healthiest plants turn out to be males...anyways, here's pictures of two different node groups. Looks like little balls on sticks to me. Anyone disagree? Want to know for sure, so I can put the axe on it to free up space in teh grow room. Thanks guys. Rating: 5

[Storm Crow]

Yeah, the right hand photo looks like a male. That is clearly a ball there on the left side. Tall is not necessarily equal to healthy. I think you ought to revise what you like in a plant, if the ones you "favor" are turning out to be males! I am getting pretty good at looking at a plant and sexing it by the way it looks. Females tend to have shorter internodes. Males tend to sex out earlier than females, so you are getting them out of the way. The longer the plants go without showing sex, the more likely they are to be female. - Granny:hippy:

[scagster]

Thanks for the advice. I'm gonna stick this one out on a balcony for a few days to await its fate.