Confirmed male?

[therealribbit]

Hiya guys, i'm new here. I've had 8 plants started from seed, various stages (planting was over course of about two weeks, and lighting didn't really kick in until 2 weeks in from start).

Pretty sure i got a confirmed male here, but it's my biggest and strongest plant going so wanted to have you guys take a look.

therealribbit Reviewed by therealribbit on 03-04-2010. Confirmed male? Hiya guys, i'm new here. I've had 8 plants started from seed, various stages (planting was over course of about two weeks, and lighting didn't really kick in until 2 weeks in from start). Pretty sure i got a confirmed male here, but it's my biggest and strongest plant going so wanted to have you guys take a look. Rating: 5

[irydyum]

Pretty sure i got a confirmed male here, but it's my biggest and strongest plant going so wanted to have you guys take a look.

Typical of the male plant to grow faster and larger than the female because it has to pollinate via gravity and wind. One of those things that sucks and you can't do much about.

I'm sure that's a male.

[therealribbit]

Sweet thx man, was like 99% sure when i saw the multiple little growths instead of the singular i had seen the day before.

I have a confirmed female, which i will post pics of if you want, but am more worried about the nonconfirmed now.

My biggest concern is a plant that was seeded the same time as my confirmed female is yet to be showing a strong sex trait. Ironically the one i named (out of first two) Adam... turned out to be my first female. Eve is looking to be male.. this is Eve here.

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*edit...arghh hard to get a good shot of what i'm talking about, cause in the pic the most focused part kind of looks female...idk, whadya you all think? I was trying to shoot the part lower than center of pic

thx again for help

[t3hn00b137]

It looks like a male pollen sack to me. When my ladies went into flowering I didn't see a "sack" or a "bud" at all. I noticed little white hairs and then an accumulation of bud around the hairs. It is tough to explain, but I hope that helps out some.

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