Is my plant a hermie?

[Dixon Cidor]

I have 2 plants growing one indoors one out same seeds but my outdoor plant has no white hairs only ever grows them red or purple up close. This is my first grow and would appreciate any help if you see something wrong.

 

[Jimster]

I don't see anything male, although there is something sticking out behind the main stem that looks suspicious...better photos would help. I don't see any flower "balls" or pistils, although more photos would help. The plant looks kind of twisted...is this training or problems? Give it a few days and I think you will see a lot more "tips" growing out from the older growth.

 

[Dixon Cidor]

I'm not sure I mean it's the same plant I have inside but looks completely different multiple mutations.

 

[Dan789]

Have you checked this for bugs with a scope? It really looks like it’s under attack, that opposite the last branch to the left, poking out to the right looks like a pollen sack, open...higher up it looks like it could be a male but the focus is blurred.

 

[Dixon Cidor]

I did my best to check for bugs and found nothing. I can go grab some more pics if it helps just give me few minutes please

 

[Dan789]

All the misshapen leaves have me concerned, something isn’t right with this plant...

 

[Dan789]

Note: Looking at the undersides of the leaves with some type magnifying lens is the best/easiest place to spot bugs...

 

[Dixon Cidor]

Heres some more pics sorry my back pain makes me very slow I really appreciate the help though!

 

[Jimster]

Heres some more pics sorry my back pain makes me very slow I really appreciate the help though! View attachment 873621View attachment 873621View attachment 873622View attachment 873623View attachment 873624

The last pics sort of look herm'ed, but I still think that is it simply reverting to regular growth, since I don't see any new pistils. The pictures show something that could be a pre-flower, a swelled growth point, or a seed pod (or maybe a few of these combined). A few days should tell the truth, and if it is a herm, it shouldn't matter if it is isolated. Keep us in the loop!

 

[Dixon Cidor]

Thanks man I really appreciate the advice I will let you know in a few days !

 

[roach]

Had the plant started flowering before you put it outside? as Jimster says it could be reverting back to veg stage, they often get mutated leaves in the transition phase

 

[MDGrnthum68]

Looks like it bub.... those look like pollen sacs but they definitely have pistils coming off of them from what it look like it like old buddies said the pictures kind of blurry

 

[Madbud]

Funky reveg.

 

[Dixon Cidor]

Had the plant started flowering before you put it outside? as Jimster says it could be reverting back to veg stage, they often get mutated leaves in the transition phase

No it flowered like this about a week later after growing almost a foot.

 

[roach]

No it flowered like this about a week later after growing almost a foot.

The change in lightning when it was moved outside might have confused the plant, so hopefully it will grow out of it

 

[PlumberSoCal]

No it flowered like this about a week later after growing almost a foot.

Do you have any pics before you planted It? If it looked "normal" before than it's probably re-vegging. If not, what are you using as fertilizer?

 

[Dixon Cidor]

Do you have any pics before you planted It? If it looked "normal" before than it's probably re-vegging. If not, what are you using as fertilizer?

Yes it was normal before going outside I dont have pics though

 

[GrnMtnGrowR]

This thing I circled looks a little like a male pod, but I am really leaning towards this being a genetic misfit. Doesn't even look like cannabis. Is it too late to start over with something else?? No offense intended but I would whack that plant and get something else going.

 

[Jimster]

This thing I circled looks a little like a male pod, but I am really leaning towards this being a genetic misfit. Doesn't even look like cannabis. Is it too late to start over with something else?? No offense intended but I would whack that plant and get something else going.
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I would let it go for a few more days to see what develops. The plant's leaf structure shows that it is in flux and reverting to vegging takes a little longer than converting to flowering... plus it looks confusing at first as well. If this is the only container that you have and need it to start a new plant, then I guess you could whack it, although I think you would benefit a lot more by waiting until Saturday to chop it down. By then, more obvious signs of flowering or vegging should be apparent.
It's totally your call, but it would be a shame to whack a female plant because it was unsure if it has genetic issues or simply changing gears. I was always from the school of thought that you didn't get rid of anything until you know what you are getting rid of. On another site, I saw a mutation that I've never seen in over 35 years of growing, called piggybacking. Basically, the buds form at the base of leaves, where they all meet together. They also form in the normal spaces, but if the correct grower got hold of the plant, it could potentially be very valuable as a way to grow a LOT more buds from the leaf sites as well as the regular budding sites

 

[Dixon Cidor]

Ya I'm just gonna let it grow as I cant get anything else right now but that's great information thanks very much gives me some hope lol