You COULD try forcing it to become hermi which I believe is what your asking? Screw with it's light cycle enough and it MIGHT produce a few female flowers - with a few small and extremely seed packed buds (unless you diligently clip off every pollen sack that he-she produces). Doesn't seem likely that it would be worthwhile to try though, unless you just want an interesting project to see if it would work. I don't know how likely it is to become hermi anyway, either. I believe it is MUCH more common in female plants then in males, but I did have a male that turned hermi from light stress so I know it's possible.

I would suggest killing it off and drying it for a couple of weeks. Then, cut up the stems and crumble the leaves into a cooking pot. Add enough peanut or olive oil to just cover the material and bring it up to a simmer on the stove. Lower the heat just a bit and let it cook for around 20 minutes or so. Strain off the oil and dispose of the plant material. Use the oil in brownies, cookies, or similar. Or better yet, stir a couple of spoonfuls into hot egg-nog :-) You should feel the effects within an hour, and it should last for several hours after that.

Males and material from vegetative (non blooming) plants do contain THC et al - just not in high enough concentration in the plant matter to make smoking them worthwhile. They do work for cooking very well, however, because you are extracting what cannabinoids are present while disposing of all of the unwanted lumber and greenery.
IAmKowalski Reviewed by IAmKowalski on . What should i do w/ male plant? My single precious plant has turned to be male after 2 weeks of flowering. What can i do w/ it? What is the amount of THC in the male bud and can i just smoke it? if i can when to harvest for the good male bud?:rastasmoke::rastasmoke: Rating: 5