I'll take pictures tomorrow -as it's too dark now to do so. I took the top off of one of the so-called-male plants and am cleaning the seeds out of it now. I am finding empty sacks where no seeds are, but they still contain some pollen (when you roll it between your fingers). Here are some pictures taken about 3 weeks ago - no sign of hairs, but I found all pollen sacks. I decided (stupidly) to let it continue to grow. Now this plant is covered in seeds. Also, my remaining (small) females are now producing seeds as well. These "females" I do see the white hairs. None on the ones that are loaded with seeds. Thanks again!:thumbsup:
P.S. Sorry the pictures aren't so clear, if I get any closer they are fuzzy pics.
NotSoTwiggy Reviewed by NotSoTwiggy on . New grower here.. I have a few questions that I would love answered. I have 4 remaining plants growing outside - I destroyed 3 plants when I realized they were male and now have 4 left. One of them, I believe, is a Hermaphrodite - it looked female, but then began forming "balls" and then pollen. Now that plant is full of seeds - are they any good to keep and plant, or should I just toss it all in the burn barrell? The rest of the plants and very small. I try to sex them and believe they are female, my Rating: 5