Spread the plants out

[llamaman666]

I am going to grow next year, but i want a plan as early as i can. And i was wondering if you spread all of the plants out, sach at least 30 feet apart, will the feamales get seeds or not? And if so, is theri as distance where they wont get seeds.

llamaman666 Reviewed by llamaman666 on 07-26-2004. Spread the plants out I am going to grow next year, but i want a plan as early as i can. And i was wondering if you spread all of the plants out, sach at least 30 feet apart, will the feamales get seeds or not? And if so, is theri as distance where they wont get seeds. Rating: 5

[sawleaf]

Male plants can pollenate females miles away. As far as the wind can take the pollen. The 30 foot distance is not going to do much. You best bet is to cut the males down when you fist identify them.

[cbudmant]

yea ur best bet is to chop them down. there have been studies in europe that they traced pollen for over 100 miles

[llamaman666]

thanks for the advice, I have heard that males have nobs and stuff, so wut relly is the way to identify a male versus a female?

[cbudmant]

males have little balls and females have 2 hairs

[llamaman666]

where are the balls and hair or w.e they are on the plant?

[cbudmant]

at the nodes

[cbudmant]

im new to this site dont know how to work it but go to www.overgrow.com sign up and post a new thread under outdoor growing and ask for pics of male and female preflowers ull get a response in a matter of seconds. im also CbudmanT on that site

[llamaman666]

thanks cbudmant, i got it now.