Well.....I went & did it! Fingers crossed now.

[LarryB]

Well folks, after much research (mainly via this site), I determined that 2 of my 7 kids were males. So with much sorrow because they were part of my very 1st "legal" batch, I cut em down. With a magnifying glass, I coulld see where the 2 had their "lil balls". What I find sad is that they were my 2 biggest plants at almost 6 feet. By examining the remaining "girls", they didn't have the "lil balls" but pretty tendrils. So I believe I got the only 2 males in the bunch.

Can anyone "estimate" what my approx yield might be with the remaining plants?

thanks all for your help, experience & pics.

LarryB Reviewed by LarryB on 07-11-2012. Well.....I went & did it! Fingers crossed now. Well folks, after much research (mainly via this site), I determined that 2 of my 7 kids were males. So with much sorrow because they were part of my very 1st "legal" batch, I cut em down. With a magnifying glass, I coulld see where the 2 had their "lil balls". What I find sad is that they were my 2 biggest plants at almost 6 feet. By examining the remaining "girls", they didn't have the "lil balls" but pretty tendrils. So I believe I got the only 2 males in the bunch. Can anyone "estimate" Rating: 5

[PhatJay]

What I find sad is that they were my 2 biggest plants at almost 6 feet.

Males are generally taller than females and it can be an early (but unreliable) indicator of sex. The males are taller so they can spread their pollen further.

[Michael Oliver]

Good you got-em at this stage LarryB! Yield is figured by many factors; Strain, optimal Vegetative stage growth, how long you let-em flower, and what attention you give to Curing process!