MALE OR FEMALE? HELP!

Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by Krismarsden, Jun 27, 2023.

  1. New grower here. I need help sexing my plant please guys, it's about 7 weeks old and not sure if it's male or female?

    Any help is much appreciated 20230627_074910.jpg 20230627_074927.jpg

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  2. Patience is a virtue. Your plant is simply not showing sex yet. Give it a few weeks.
     
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  3. Thank you, I found the seed in my weed, I planted some autos I bought about 2 weeks after this one, and they are both showing signs of sex (white pistils) that's why I was worried this one was male, do photos take longer to show sex do you know?

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  4. Yes, photo-periods take 5-7 weeks to show sex. Some auto-flowers can show sex as early as 3 weeks.
     
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  5. Had one start showing at 15 days old.......main reason I avoid them now, no control over flowering.
     
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  6. I agree,auto-flowers are a bit of a pain in the as*.
     
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  7. This is my first seed I've grown not knowing what the seed is, I've only grown auto's before and 2 crops at that.
    As I have 2 autos on the go along with this one I'm worried it's going to turn them male!
    I can only grow outdoor so I've been trying to squeeze to crops in a year (I live around Vancouver,Canada)

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  8. I start my autos inside and grow them out in my greenhouse. They finish before my photo-period plants start to flower. I'm in upstate NY. I could get two full auto-flower grows per year. But,that would put me way over our legal plant count.
     
  9. Your auto's won't turn Male even if the photo-period was a Male it takes a while after they show their sex before their pollen is viable. Don't sweat it. Just repost your plant if your not sure. Pollination from a plant doesn't change the sex of the plant it pollinated. It will only cause it to produce seed.
     
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  10. Thank you guys honestly really appreciate your help and wisdom great community on here!

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