Quote Originally Posted by senorx12562
I actually have that exact microscope in a 60x-110x. I use it to watch spider mites suffer and die after they are sprayed. I hate those little fuckers. I also have a 30x jewelers loupe that I've been using to look out for balls. It's a little more convenient to use. I think I know what to look for, I'm just worried that I will miss one for long enough to allow some pollen out, but it sounds as if I'm just being paranoid. The problem is that no pistils have appeared on any of them, but they also aren't obviously male. Guess I'll just keep checking. Thanx man.
Well it sounds to me your just way ahead of the game my man. If ya check the node area, with the loupe you will see the white hairs for sure. I wouldnt worry at all with having that equipment, the males/females will show easy.
Your good for sure,

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LetsSeeYa Reviewed by LetsSeeYa on . Timing of staminate flowering. I've got some indica plants (4) grown from seed that I put into flower 5 days ago, and had some questions about determining sex. I don't know what strain they are, or even if they are all the same strain. The seeds were unidentified freebies I got with an order. I can tell they are indica or indica-dom by the leaves, but not much else. Two of them grew abt twice as tall as the other 2, but I don't know if they are a different strain, or if they are taller because they are male. The leaves are Rating: 5