Is it normal that one plant has more pistils than the other one?

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

ive heard only once of a plant never flowering. it does happen. be patient though.

MEDEDCANNABIS Reviewed by MEDEDCANNABIS on 01-27-2011. Is it normal that one plant has more pistils than the other one? I got two plants outdoors and whilst one of them has on each future bud about 4 to 8 pistils, the other one which is (now that I think about it...) fairly younger than the other one, has pistils only on the top bud but the others are almost pistils-free (about 2 pistils per future bud, sometimes none). Is that normal? If they're outdoors shouldn't they have flowered at the same time? Also if I chose to make seeds I should go with the one that flowered earlier, right? Have a nice Rating: 5

[captaincyanide]

ive heard only once of a plant never flowering. it does happen. be patient though.

Yes. I'll be patient =P

The thing is that there's a saying around here about a certain month of the year where you are supposed to harvest... well whatever.

I'm kind of scared, though. That plant (now starting to grow more hairs... but still no flowering), is now about... 6' tall, I'm scared because it'll grow even more when it starts flowering and then I have nowhere to hide it just in case...