Are my plants hermies

[Stickymancmortz0161]

Hi all
It’s week three of veg of my orange tree
Grown from seed
I know it’s early days
Just wondering if anyone can help me regarding sex or if there hermies as I don’t wanna waist time as you all know

Any info appreciated
Thanks in advance

 

[CanadianJim]

Welcome to the forum!

They are far too small/young to be showing sex yet. They should be 6 to 8 weeks old before any preflowers show, and that's if they show at all before you flip.
Hope they're all girls.

 

[Stickymancmortz0161]

Hi Jim
Thanks for your knowledge and time.
How they looking from you point of view??
stretchy thin ??? Idk lol
Thanks again

 

[greenjeans]

They look nice to me - and I'm an expert at growing spindly, feeble plants!!!

 

[Stickymancmortz0161]

Haha thanks green jeans
I know it’s really early but once I smoke a joint my heads overthinking lol
I haven’t introduced any nutes yet
just fed water when pots feel light
Can anybody point me in the right direction of introducing them and application
also I’d like to hear you thoughts on brands thanks again hopefully somebody can assist

 

[MickFoster]

What light are you using?

 

[Stickymancmortz0161]

I’m using (for now ) a lumii envrogrow cfl 60 cm 2lamp 240w
My room should be sorted by next Saturday where I will be using a maxibright varidrive 600w
The move would be end of week 4 since I have been 18/6 With this current light

 

[CanadianJim]

Haha thanks green jeans
I know it’s really early but once I smoke a joint my heads overthinking lol
I haven’t introduced any nutes yet
just fed water when pots feel light
Can anybody point me in the right direction of introducing them and application
also I’d like to hear you thoughts on brands thanks again hopefully somebody can assist

I just switched to Megacrop, so too soon to tell how it does, but I have yet to hear anything bad about either the company or the results others are getting with it.

 

[CanadianJim]

Your plants look good to me. Nice and green, definitely not stretchy, good node spacing.