bubbleberrylou

can anybody tell me how can i tell apart a male plant from a female and also is there anybody from massashusetts here.

lilbuddie

You may want to look over in the Suggest New Discussion Forum at the Glossary thread or maybe over at http://www.erowid.org

Also check out the search feature here located in teh upper right hand corner of the page


LB


[Edited by lilbuddie on 11-07-2000 at 06:47 AM]

wizard33

living in MA for the moment

SpankCommando

WTF? Your 1st message confirming you live in MA? Don't trust these people man, there probobly cops or some dumb **** like that. I wouldn't tell him anything about myself.

~Spank Commando~

-*\Guarding the Green Feilds/*-

bubbleberrylou

thanks spankcomando

Loser13

I used to live in Mass. I moved to Indiana about a month ago. I grew 4 plants in Mass. 3 died but the fourth lived. In the begining I grew indoors but then i put it outside. Then it got real big and i had to hide it in the woods. hiding it in the woods sucked cause it didn't get enough light. Then it started to flower. These little white looking hairs it looked like came out near the branches. They were female pistils. It was a girl!! The neibors found out about it though. Then we moved and we had to leave my plant there. :-(

Rhodium

In short, the females have stamens or "hairs" and the males have bells of pollen, "balls".

mochajoe

I posted a couple pics in cannibis images that show the difference between male and female. I myself had this problem at first, but once you see it you will know.
Sometimes a male will only show a couple balls in early sexing. Get a magnifying glass if it has small balls on a thin kinda stem it is male. My first male i discovered showed at the stem internode. Depending on age of plant I don't know where it starts. As far as I know you can't tell the sex untill you change the light cycle. I had plants outside late summer,and when the light changed they showed their sex. I had to pinch the buds and rejuvinate them. Too make a long story short they turned out bushy and are almost ready to pick. Hope the pics help and I didn't mean to ramble on.