Started these back in April. I'm getting ready to move them to bigger pots, but if I don't have a female I don't want to waste the time. Someone please help? I know how silly this question is...
Get closeups of node areas please. I think I see some pistols in there And for the love of god, transplant that baby...I can only imagine how bound that root system is by now...
How long has this plant been put on flower? I have some bad news. This guy is way too stretchy. It shouldn't be this stretchy at this point. This means it hasn't been getting enough light. Light is even more important in flowering. You also should have put it in a bigger pot some time ago. As things are, if this is a female, then it probably won't produce much bud.
[quote name='"sisterstorm"']How long has this plant been put on flower? I have some bad news. This guy is way too stretchy. It shouldn't be this stretchy at this point. This means it hasn't been getting enough light. Light is even more important in flowering. You also should have put it in a bigger pot some time ago. As things are, if this is a female, then it probably won't produce much bud.[/quote] This guy knows what's up. Jeezus, that plant looks like it's on house arrest.
[quote name='"ImBurnt"'] This guy knows what's up. Jeezus, that plant looks like it's on house arrest.[/quote] No need to be rude.
[quote name='"ambergetsHI"'] No need to be rude.[/quote] Not being rude at all brothah! We live and we learn right!?! Haha it's all good. Take that plant and put it in a 3 gallon pot, and put it outside where it can get real good sunlight. Leaving it inside is torture.
I believe I see male pre-flowers in your last pic. I cannot be certain though because the picture is quite far from the nodes. Get some close up shots where the leaves are growing out of the stems for a better guess. Transplant into 5 gallon pots. Be careful with the long stems, they are prone to snapping.
Post pics in another day or two and we can tell you for sure. In the meantime get those plants in bigger containers.