Female sex organs

[inquiringmind]

As much as I like 'em, think this is the first time I've used 'em as the subject of a post.

So we got these things starting to flower, and we want to find the male(s) and yank 'em. One of the things I've been told is that those white, feathery things are the female parts, out trying to catch pollen in the breeze. Yet I got stung, when a plant with these white fuzzies turned out to be male and that promising crop turned out to be a rich harvest of fertile seeds. So was I wrong, or was it just a hermy trying to confuse me?

I got a couple plants with these fuzzies and a couple that don't seem to have 'em. Been on 12/12 for about five days. Here's a couple pictures; my question is, when I see these, does that always mean they're female, or am I totally looking at the wrong thing?

Thanks for your help.

inquiringmind Reviewed by inquiringmind on 10-26-2004. Female sex organs As much as I like 'em, think this is the first time I've used 'em as the subject of a post. So we got these things starting to flower, and we want to find the male(s) and yank 'em. One of the things I've been told is that those white, feathery things are the female parts, out trying to catch pollen in the breeze. Yet I got stung, when a plant with these white fuzzies turned out to be male and that promising crop turned out to be a rich harvest of fertile seeds. So was I wrong, or was it Rating: 5

[marijuanamat]

give it another week and youll be able to tell properly ,but by the look's of that it's female.

[Proof]

Ye give it another week or so and u should be able to tell deffiantly looks like a female though

[psychocat]

Female

[Sinsemilla Jones]

Hermies tend to show their male flowers after showing female ones.

Just keep an eye on them for any male flower development within the female clusters.

Most plants are strictly male or female with only about 1 out of 10 being hermie, unless enviromental stress causes a female to develop some male flowers, so the odds are that those are true females.