A female SPROUT?

[stra8outtaWeed]

That's a strange looking stem, too. I wouldn't use clear containers....roots don't like light.

i 2nd that....roots don't like the light...i'd wrap them or slip them in a cup to block the light! :thumbsup:

stra8outtaWeed Reviewed by stra8outtaWeed on 04-21-2010. A female SPROUT? I planted a few seedlings of bagseed to transfer outdoors when the weather's nice. Many have sprouted in the good soil I'm using, and they're getting natural sunlight on my windowsill- the south side of the house. All are developing well, with the exception of one lone sprout. She doesn't even have true leaves yet, just cotyledons, but she's showing a female calyx already. I've had enough experience with determining male from female, as well as extensive biological/botany experience; has anyone Rating: 5

[Rusty Trichome]

I say put into 12/12 today. Lets see what you get from the first female sprout.:thumbsup:

If you put 'em into flower too soon, it might affect yield. I'd hold-off a couple more days. :thumbsup:

That's a strange looking stem, too. I wouldn't use clear containers....roots don't like light.

I'd be curious to see the roots on this one...doubtful they're extending to the container edge.

Do you have drainage holes in that container, or did you water just before the picture was taken? Any perlite in the soil?