What is my sex? Do I need to remove plants?

[weedhead27]

I have three plants super close. Two I believe are hermies. (I thought they were female so I am not sure.) One Still has yet to flower/bud. What do you all think? Should I try to remove the two? Here is a pic of the one I believe is a hermie and one that I am not sure. and the pan out is showing how close they are.

Let me know. Thanks.

weedhead27 Reviewed by weedhead27 on 08-25-2012. What is my sex? Do I need to remove plants? I have three plants super close. Two I believe are hermies. (I thought they were female so I am not sure.) One Still has yet to flower/bud. What do you all think? Should I try to remove the two? Here is a pic of the one I believe is a hermie and one that I am not sure. and the pan out is showing how close they are. Let me know. Thanks. Rating: 5

[pushit]

1st pic is male, second is female. If you see the sacs (like in pic 1) on any plant its a male. If you see white hairs and those sacs its a hermie. If you see just white hairs its a female. If you dont want seeds i would suggest getting rid of anything with the pollen sacks. The male looks pretty far along so id suggest to get rid of it as soon as possible. like yesterday. Good luck!

[tysonjf]

I 100% agree with pushit.. get rid of the males and if there is any hermies grt rid too.. if they pollinate and there not far off they will fuck up your whole grow.. i flowered a hermie once lots of seed and shit bud a complete waste of time.. on the other hand there good lookin plants if there wer all female you would get a great yeild..

[mandylu]

that 1st pic makes me shutter male male, second looks female, last one can't tell. If it's not too late(looks pretty bad, the males are opened. the only thing I can think to do is water the flowers on the male plant so the pollen doesn't fly everywhere bag and remove from area asap.