Female plants about to flower or have they been pollinated?

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kdubbs

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• Aug 28, 2016

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This may seem like a silly question but this is my first time growing and I'm not sure how to tell the difference between normal flowering and females that have been pollinated. I have 3 plants in soil about 2 months in. I have topped twice to keep them lower and have more colas since my deck has privacy blockers but only so high...

I was able to sex them well enough so they should all be female(checked the nodes for feathery vs balls)

Any info greatly appreciated.

 

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_tessarecting

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #2

You did not sex nearly well enough for those are male plants about to drop pollen

 

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Blazeee

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #3

_tessarecting said:

You did not sex nearly well enough for those are male plants about to drop pollen

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He is correct, all those pictures are of a male plant getting ready to drop.

 

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kdubbs

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #4

Balls. I'll have to do some more research on sexing them in the future. Good thing the seeds were free I guess

 

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kdubbs

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #5

Is it possible that stressing the plants enough could have made them turn male/herm?

 

_tessarecting

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #6

Youre looking at males...period

 

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Cave Dweller

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #7

Males. All day.

 

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kdubbs

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #8

Thank you all for the quick replies I think it might be best to pick up some feminized seeds for my next attempt.

 

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Cave Dweller

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• Aug 28, 2016

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kdubbs said:

Thank you all for the quick replies I think it might be best to pick up some feminized seeds for my next attempt.

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I think it would be best to learn how to properly sex them so you know how to do it. No sense in throwing in the towel and limiting yourself to just feminized.

 

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kdubbs

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• Aug 28, 2016

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who dat is said:

I think it would be best to learn how to properly sex them so you know how to do it. No sense in throwing in the towel and limiting yourself to just feminized.

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For purchasing seeds, is it generally a better deal plant per dollar to get non fem seeds and just pull the males? I will do more research in the meantime and then use the knowledge when I get to a point where I'm manually reproducong them for my own future seeds or given more by people.

 

corky1968

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• Aug 28, 2016

• #11

Hope this help. Males have balls. Females have V-shaped pistils.

 

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Longtimegrower

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• Sep 5, 2016

• #12

Did u kill all the female's and keep the male's.