First time grower, but I'm also stupid!

[MerryManny]

So for starters here's the current state of my professional grow. I got a bag seed out of some good stuff, man. I decided I'd try to grow it. I've never tried and didn't plan a single thing out. She's had a rough life. I'm not expecting to get anything spectacular from this at all, just the best she can do with what I can give her, even if it's not much. I've nutrient or light burned or both to her, probably over did defoliating, too.

But anyway, to my current question. Has she gone bisexual and if so, what should I do? I don't know how long it's been since germination nor did I pay attention to when I switched light cycles and she's been flowering. It's in the title, I'm stupid. Over the past few days I've trimmed some of these things that I believe to be male organs. Are they, or am I just paranoid?

I'll include a couple overall photos of her so you can see. If I wasn't concerned with this I'd know to let her keep growing but if she pollinates herself would I be better harvesting sooner than later? Hardly any amber trichomes anywhere other than the top.

Thanks!!

 

[MerryManny]

Also, is this a male organ? There's a few like this with no pistils

 

[Deadstill]

Howdy, and welcome to the Farm!

Without getting too complicated about it, I'd say you're doing fine.

At this point, you're close enough to harvest, it's not going to make much difference one way or the other. You may get a couple immature seeds in your end product, but nothing serious.

You're probably about a week or two from chop time, so no worries. Trichomes looking nice and cloudy as far as I can tell - should start to see a few more ambers very soon.

Overall not a bad looking plant for a first timer! Good job!

 

[MerryManny]

Howdy, and welcome to the Farm!

Without getting too complicated about it, I'd say you're doing fine.

At this point, you're close enough to harvest, it's not going to make much difference one way or the other. You may get a couple immature seeds in your end product, but nothing serious.

You're probably about a week or two from chop time, so no worries. Trichomes looking nice and cloudy as far as I can tell - should start to see a few more ambers very soon.

Overall not a bad looking plant for a first timer! Good job!

Well that's a relief. I was really stressing having to chop early and end up failing so close to the end. It's been such a fun journey, I've understood how it grows for years but to finally be able to watch it happen has been awesome.

I really only have room for one plant in a closet, but thinking I may order a bred seed, building a box to stop any chance of light leak and giving this another go with the knowledge I learned with this little lady. I think I stumbled onto a new hobby