[blueleaf]

hi all, im growing outdoors,
one of my plants, a flowering male that is 8 weeks old,
(14\10 and flowering from 3rd week)
just went yellow and crumpled in a time of day or two
i think possible reasons are high temperatures or life cycle
but im just guessing, any other opinion ?

[Lost]

Flowering male? No such thing I believe.. It could be a hermie female, but males don't "flower".

It could be a pest like a fungas gnat. The larve eat your root system and the plants dies real fast..

[pinekreek]

What strain? Some plants don't like to have "wet feet". As it has been raining for months now, I might suspect that. Or, too much fertilizer could get to a toxic point and drop a plant in a day or two.

[blueleaf]

lost 10x for the reply the plant is at a pocket garden and not flowering but has pollens
also has lots of plants near him and they are all fine. i gave the plant some potassium
last week but really in small amount, few grains.
pinekreek my estimation that is a napalese of some kind, and its hot as hell in these
side of the globe could hot days kill a plant in one day ? would a few pictures help ? (not taken so far by security reasons)

[Lost]

If the only thing you changed it might have been the ferts. Good lucka nd pics would not hurt..

[blueleaf]

so should i not give my friend a smoke ?

[blueleaf]

well plant had white spots, i think it got over-watered , 10x for the assistance.

Originally Posted by Lost

Flowering male? No such thing I believe.. It could be a hermie female, but males don't "flower".

I'm pretty sure male do 'flower' or 'Fruit'
It's just that their floral clusters or fruit bodies of males are made up of Stamens/anthers? and a Females floral clusters are made up of calaxes and stigmas. Maybe somebody else can elaborate more but I alway thought that males do actually flower.

Later

Dallas

[Highagain]

Originally Posted by Lost

Flowering male? No such thing I believe.. It could be a hermie female, but males don't "flower".

What else would you call a male that is producing pollen sacs?

[Lost]

"What else would you call a male that is producing pollen sacs?"

Dead in my garden..

Sorry, guess I never thought of it like that. I guess they are "Flowering" but that name is kinda a misnomer since we call buds, flowers..

Thanks for the correction