Need help!!! Hi my name is saron

[saron243]

Hoping for some help with plants. Only have a few and they seem to be flowering nicely. But I'm not really sure what a herme ( or a male even) looks like was wondering if someone could tell me what I have.

 

[RoadKillSkunkHunt]

Hoping for some help with plants. Only have a few and they seem to be flowering nicely. But I'm not really sure what a herme ( or a male even) looks like was wondering if someone could tell me what I have.View attachment 2514580View attachment 2514580View attachment 2514589View attachment 2514580

I don't see anything in the pictures that look like either male or hermie flowers. I did a little bit of googling though and I came up with 2 examples. The first is a hermie flower. It shows the stamens and in the picture you see the pistils from the female bud. I circled the hermie flower for you.

Male flowers

If you see anything that looks like those pictures, you have male flowers.

 

[Galgrows]

Me either, swollon calayx female plant

 

[ktram]

The males develop sooner so that they can release pollen while the females still have time to develop viable seeds. If you have more than two calyces per node site its going to be a female. Hermes are almost always strain-dependent and triggered by stress, light cycle issues etc. If you do happen to see one or two of those mini-banana-like pods dangling on a female pick them off with a moist piece of paper towel to avoid pollen release.

 

[saron243]

Ok ty very much

 

[ktram]

Nice looking plant by the way. It's always exciting when the glands begin popping up all over the sugar leaves.