fact or truth..

[wild1]

i was on a site for growing pot, and ive got two growing just sprouted.. theres pics in a different forum.. but umm i seen a picture (black and white) of 2 seeds jus germinated. It was a sketch of 2 seed with one with 2 tails and the other with one tail. it diagnosed the one with 2 tails as a male, and the one with one tail as a female. is this true or just a myth?

wild1 Reviewed by wild1 on 05-16-2006. fact or truth.. i was on a site for growing pot, and ive got two growing just sprouted.. theres pics in a different forum.. but umm i seen a picture (black and white) of 2 seeds jus germinated. It was a sketch of 2 seed with one with 2 tails and the other with one tail. it diagnosed the one with 2 tails as a male, and the one with one tail as a female. is this true or just a myth? Rating: 5

[SeedlessOne]

What the hell are you talking about...

[wild1]

haha i dont know its fuked

[SeedlessOne]

What is messed up?

[Kush Over]

Two tails? Are you talking about roots?

If that's the case, then no. You cannot tell the sex of a plant simply by looking at the roots. I have heard of hermaphrodites having a somewhat different root system from ordinary males and females, but that's probably bullshit, too.

What you can do is wait until it gets mature, AND then when it shows preflowers you'll know.

[horror business]

I don't think that's true, because one of my friends germinated some seeds, and all of them had one "tail" (root) coming out of the seed, and when it grew up, some where males and some were females.
Another myth is that darker seeds are females and lighter seeds are males, that's also not true.

[Zandor]

i was on a site for growing pot, and ive got two growing just sprouted.. theres pics in a different forum.. but umm i seen a picture (black and white) of 2 seeds jus germinated. It was a sketch of 2 seed with one with 2 tails and the other with one tail. it diagnosed the one with 2 tails as a male, and the one with one tail as a female. is this true or just a myth?

Pure Myth!