male?

[azure]

showing little bally type things at the nodes, but the top is getting dense, i thought it only gets dense and starts to bud when its a female.
heres some pics would appreciate some pointers this is the closest my camera will get and its my first grow
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^alot of leaves getting forced out the top clumping together?
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^you can see the little bally shapes in the shade towards the bottom in this last pic

ta

azure Reviewed by azure on 09-29-2006. male? showing little bally type things at the nodes, but the top is getting dense, i thought it only gets dense and starts to bud when its a female. heres some pics would appreciate some pointers this is the closest my camera will get and its my first grow ^alot of leaves getting forced out the top clumping together? ^you can see the little bally shapes in the shade towards the bottom in this last pic ta Rating: 5

[Ganja Guerrilla]

My condolences

[redeyed]

If you don't get rid of it soon the rest of your plant's will be seed city. Sorry brother, I lost a few to males also this year. Think of it this way, it's mother natures way of keeping these great plants around for us!

[TheToonToker]

ul

[azure]

fuck (
maybe i can make kief out of it since its my only plant, was just an experiment.

[azure]

is there any way i can force it to go hermie?

[m.g.]

unless you're making seed males are pretty much useless...good for the compost pile but make sure males are covered as they will still mature for a couple days and the pods could open and spread pollen. seems like males are the usual outcome when only one seed gets planted...weird how that works.

[UnitedParcelSecrets]

I'm 100% sure mine will end up a male, but I don't care very much ... it's indoor, and just one plant, so it won't mess up any others or anything like that. And it's still very good practice and I need that.