preflower of early leave

[miguetronix]

i want to know if the red circles in the pictures are pre flowers and if they are male or female
or are they new branches
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thakns

miguetronix Reviewed by miguetronix on 03-25-2010. preflower of early leave i want to know if the red circles in the pictures are pre flowers and if they are male or female or are they new branches open the pics in a new tab or window for better resolution thakns Rating: 5

[WashougalWonder]

Too early to tell

[Vancefish]

Yep to early. There are many pics that show the two white hairs screaming female. Boys grow balls.

[StinkyLink]

There not New Growth, I just went through this myself. Nothing grows between the petiole & the new branch except the sex organs.

When a plant becomes 4-6 weeks old it will begin to preflower regardless of lighting cycle, which is what you are seeing.

At this stage its hard to tell exactly what sex you have.

I am still waiting to flower myself, its been 2 weeks today & still no assurance of sex.

Most likely if you don't see a hair grow by the time the little growth gets the size of a match head its most likely a male.

If this is your only plant I would let it grow if its a male. I have been researching male hermies & have found some strong evidence.

Most growers throw out there males which is why reports on male hermies are rare. I wouldn't suggest breeding a male hermie though you will get 25% XY(Female), 25% YY(Unusable) & 50% XX(Male)