Quote Originally Posted by klondike_bar
either way, pop the sacks and grow it as a female!
ummm...I'm guessing this is not the optimum idea, unless you really don't intend on growing for smokable stuff. It's genetics are questionable at best, so offspring from theese plants will likely have the same problems.

Also, males do not produce enough smoke to mess with. They don't bud. That's why everyone is so intent on putting the effort in determining females early. Following this path may have long-term ramifications to this grow, and future grows from those 'new' seeds. May end up fighting a losing battle for quite some time.

The smoke you got those seeds from may have been good, but perhaps it's time to try seeds from another source. (IMHO)
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Hermaphroditic male This is a male c99/apollo11 plant. It's been in flower for 2 wks. I kept it because I want seeds. I just noticed what looked like female pistils growing right next to the male organ. Is this a normal occurance with male plants or is it a hermaphrodite? Rating: 5