I've gotten at least one seed from each of the female plants I've grown, so far.Lol I do genetic crossing. You may not see it but I definitely do. There can be pistils and nanners. They produce pollen once into flower. And become more visible. And a plant has the capability, of being hermed out since they carry xy/xx unless coming from a feminized seeding which leaves only female chromosomes for the plant. And even then a plant still can try to pollinate itself. Weed plants are always going to go for survival for the most par.
Make sure you completely whipe and clean your whole setup after each harvest to minimize that from happening it could be from a previous plant. It really doesn't take much pollen to make seeds. I have a room for males, I use a q tip to cross with, and even then I will get seeds throughout a bud or two. I have to run those plants in a separate setup from my main flowering set ups. It all takes space, time and money. Ntm I don't grow for anyone but myself these days. I have a small group of people that I deal with in exchanging genetics and seeds. Our mission is to have our own strains not available to public, like back in the day when you would have to search for that special beautiful unicorn. We have been doing this for years, trying different variations of different crosses. Some of them we keep, but most are just stepping stones to get what we consider to be unique. Rn I have about four sets of seeds that I will continue to grow till I eventually r.i.p.I've gotten at least one seed from each of the female plants I've grown, so far.
Should flower just fine. Keep us postedLooks fine. You can see the pistils better.
That looks to me to be a female. Those fat leafs are called perennial leaves. She will form more leaves per stem the bigger she gets on the newer nodes. You can see she has some pistils already. Keep us postedThis is my newest one turned out to be a fat leaf which I've never seen before but I think it's a girl too!!View attachment 2561315View attachment 2561316
Another thing I found to help sex younger, the male leaves have a thicker main vein and a thicker stem per leaf. And usually they show balls fairly early, and usually have less leaves then a female. to me I can tell mine apart 90 percent of the time by the time they reach the third to fourth node. Are you going to grow the male out for pollen? If so what strain is it?Welcome to the farm! Here is what early male parts look like for comparison
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