Quote Originally Posted by GRB.4.Life
We cant tell you with those pictures, they dont show the parts..Also, that plant is also too young to determine sex. If you top the plant it will show its sex within a week.

There is a distinct difference in the way each plant takes part in the reproduction of the cannabis plant and its very simple.

Male plants produce pollen sacks. The pollen sacks look like small seeds forming in bunches. They are NOT seeds. The pollen sacks keep producing pollen until they pop, thus releasing the pollen into the air. Any female within a 30-50mile radius downwind will become pollenated.

Female plants produce flowers. The flowers look somewhat similar to the pollen sacks except for one very noticeable difference, they have an opening at the tip that has sticky hairs that come out. Those sticky hairs are what catches the pollen floatin in the air. Once a female plant is pollenated it will slow down in producing flowers and eventually stop and start producin seeds. The seeds continue to mature until they fall to the ground and start the cycle over again...

Hope that helps..
30-50 MILES? Does anyone else think this figure is BS? Maybe I underestimate plants but 50 Miles is a long ways..