A Full on male???

[jerryconjr24]

this here is a plant that is 11 weeks old 6 wks veg and 5 wks flowering.my question is it this a male or hermie?The First pic was taken on week 4 of flowering showing me an orange hair but since all the pollen sacks had opened up i cant see it anymore is it possible that its a male dominant hermie?Anyone have some good pics of a male in flowering by chance?I also have read (In a 1970 cultivation guide)that pistils can emerge from a male naner has anyone experience this? any feedback it appreciated thanks

jerryconjr24 Reviewed by jerryconjr24 on 09-16-2009. A Full on male??? this here is a plant that is 11 weeks old 6 wks veg and 5 wks flowering.my question is it this a male or hermie?The First pic was taken on week 4 of flowering showing me an orange hair but since all the pollen sacks had opened up i cant see it anymore is it possible that its a male dominant hermie?Anyone have some good pics of a male in flowering by chance?I also have read (In a 1970 cultivation guide)that pistils can emerge from a male naner has anyone experience this? any feedback it Rating: 5

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looks like a full on male to me.

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[jerryconjr24]

ok thanks but what is your input on the orange hair?so far this is my 3rd grow and all has been male....sucks

[jerryconjr24]

any other opinions?

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it is possible for a male plant to hermie just like a female plant although it much less common.

even if the plant was female at one timeit is so far gone that it wouldn't matter anyhow and there would be no way to save it.


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[jerryconjr24]

damn..ok thanks for the quick feedback shake

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no worries. sorry about all the dudes you keep running across. a good thing to do in the futures is to start a bunch of beans. theoretically you should get a 50/50 mix of males and females. this will allow you to hopefully get some females going. if you end up with too many you can kill off the weak ones.


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