Can somebody identify if this plant is male or female? Thank you

I tipped it so it branched out
 

Attachments

  • 15439041973811081747602.jpg
    15439041973811081747602.jpg
    297.9 KB · Views: 43
  • 1543904255855533524091.jpg
    1543904255855533524091.jpg
    403.2 KB · Views: 50
  • 1543904296925445076115.jpg
    1543904296925445076115.jpg
    446.1 KB · Views: 48
is this all the same plant? picture 3 has me concerned... i think i might see a cluster of male parts ... can you see down there in the 7:00 quadrant that cluster of something in the background? center in on that.
 
Yeah it's all same plant I'm not sure what to do with it either pull it and start again or wait and see... what would u if it was ur plant?
 
I am suspecting at the moment that it is a male, indeed in flower, and about to spew pollen all over everything. You need to confirm this or not immediately and get him out of there if that is the case. And since it was free, unknown genetics and got away from you... i would be considering pulling it anyway and going with a more even tempered and known plant.
 
Radioman13 said:
Yeah i was thinking same thanks for the advice sounds like u know your stuffguess its back to the drawing board for me lol
Click to expand...
It never stops... just look at how much you learned from this one. Good luck with the next... get some good beans.
 
Id suggest keep going and confirm this is a male... Nothing seen yet confirms this for me. If female, you can supercrop it, lollipop and get something to smoke, in 70 days. Throw away of male like been discussed...
If your a new grower, id suggest a female seed line (can't believe I've suggested that to somebody but only because of time possibly wasted with this plant) along the lines of big Bud critical, as you'll get an easy to grow smoke with a 'yeild' to make it worthwhile and you to feel good, lol..
 
Could be seeing pistils in 2nd pic.. on a crappy phone,so don't take it as gospel...
 
Looks like a male to me, but I agree to grow it a bit more to ensure it is. If that's the beginning of the flowering stage and the branches started stretching out like that it may very well be a male. Most definitely a sativa.
 
Decided to pull it to be on safe side i didn't want to contaminant my grow area I'm just going to start again with good seeds but thanks for all the input I learnt a lot so thanks guys cheers and happy growing.
 

Attachments

  • 15439293101391813744544.jpg
    15439293101391813744544.jpg
    363.3 KB · Views: 31
Radioman13 said:
Decided to pull it to be on safe side i didn't want to contaminant my grow area I'm just going to start again with good seeds but thanks for all the input I learnt a lot so thanks guys cheers and happy growing.
Click to expand...
At such moments I feel very sad. He wanted to live :rip:... the plant was still so young :yummy:... why are you so :reading420magazine:... you are a cruel person. :D
 
I didn't see anything to make me think the plant was a male. It is unruly now but that can be fixed. If you are 30 days into flower most of the unruliness is from stretch. A few branches can still be trimmed away and the other buds will just get a bit bigger because of it. The fact that it has not shown for sure what it wants to be means it might be a long flowering sativa. Long could mean 12 to 14 weeks. If that is unacceptable then maybe get rid of it. That plant could still do well if you don't have too don't kill it don't Just wait tell you are sure it is a male. If you keep a eye on it you will know in time to pull it. Daily checks should be given to all plants anyway. (Remember hermie's are real)
 
That's too bad... I thought it was only plant you had growing, why contamination wasn't an issue for me, nothing to pollinated except self.. pollen dont last long and don't like water :thumb:
 
Back
Top Bottom