[TalkToMeNice1]

Some of my plants have pistils I’m guessing not sure if that’s what it is but you basically can kinda see where the buds forming at but my question is the plant all the way to the back is the oldest and it don’t have any pistils visible (basically can’t see where the buds are forming) and by this being the oldest is it just late with it or is it possible it’s a male plant? All my other seeds are feminized so I’m not really worried about them but this one is a unknown Og strain and it came outta bag so I’m not sure what it is but I wanted to know if its was male earlier on or not or atleast a reason as to why the other plants bud sites are growing and this one isn’t.

 

[thatcoffeewater]

You'd have to get up close photos of the nodes

Also take a look at this link: https://www.growweedeasy.com/preflowers

 

[TalkToMeNice1]

When I get back home ill update the pic but I trie looking myself with a magnifying glass and I don’t see a pollen sacs nor hairs but this my first grow so idk what I’m possibly looking at.

 

[TalkToMeNice1]

You'd have to get up close photos of the nodes

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Also take a look at this link: https://www.growweedeasy.com/preflowers

Don’t really know how good that video is

 

[thatcoffeewater]

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Don’t really know how good that video is

Yeah I don't see any preflowers. Gonna have to wait until you flip the lights or until it's late enough in veg. Also those clawing leaves might be nitrogen excess or a watering issues. I'd keep an eye on that :)

I'm also a beginner and I have a plant I think is male, early in flower. Brought it outside so I can confirm and then kill. I have some photos

 

[thatcoffeewater]

If you can see, between the new grows and the calyxes, there are ball shaped growths with hairs covering them. I'm a total idiot, but as far as I know it's a male.

 

[TalkToMeNice1]

Yeah I don't see any preflowers. Gonna have to wait until you flip the lights or until it's late enough in veg. Also those clawing leaves might be nitrogen excess or a watering issues. I'd keep an eye on that :)

I'm also a beginner and I have a plant I think is male, early in flower. Brought it outside so I can confirm and then kill. I have some photos

These leaves ? And yeah I noticed that when them leaves was at the top before it started growing. I noticed it probably around week 4 from seedling it’s currently 6 weeks.

 

[thatcoffeewater]

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These leaves ? And yeah I noticed that when them leaves was at the top before it started growing. I noticed it probably around week 4 from seedling it’s currently 6 weeks.

Plants look great! A lot better than my first run lol. Maybe a little overwatering though, some of the leaves look curled downwards. is the soil too wet?

 

[TalkToMeNice1]

And do yk what this is by chance or what it could be ? Also the same plant

 

[thatcoffeewater]

And do yk what this is by chance or what it could be ? Also the same plant
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No clue about the damage, could be physical damage, doesn't look like illness or pests. Otherwise the twisting of the leaf I think might be too much nitrogen. Dark green leaves and burnt tips are usually commons signs.

But yeah I think you may be overwatering

 

[TalkToMeNice1]

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Plants look great! A lot better than my first run lol. Maybe a little overwatering though, some of the leaves look curled downwards. is the soil too wet?

probably is today (wasn’t watered by me today) and this being my first plant in the beginning yeah I probably did add a lot of water not enough to drown it but yk and now when I water I been watering for the soil to get dry not extremely but at least like the top soil turn that lighter brown then water it and when I do I let the soil soak the water up and add little by little.

 

[thatcoffeewater]

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probably is today (wasn’t watered by me today) and this being my first plant in the beginning yeah I probably did add a lot of water not enough to drown it but yk and now when I water I been watering for the soil to get dry not extremely but at least like the top soil turn that lighter brown then water it and when I do I let the soil soak the water up and add little by little.

Slow watering is best for plant in my experience. I'm just a regular gardener so I mostly apply my knowledge from there. Definitely the best way. Happy growing <3

 

[Phyto]

If you can see, between the new grows and the calyxes, there are ball shaped growths with hairs covering them. I'm a total idiot, but as far as I know it's a male.

I see a male in post #5. I don’t see any pistils on any of them.

 

[thatcoffeewater]

I see a male in post #5. I don’t see any pistils on any of them.

Thanks for confirming it. I've been looking to free that pot up cuz I've thought it's a male for a couple days now.

 

[Phyto]

Thanks for confirming it. I've been looking to free that pot up cuz I've thought it's a male for a couple days now.

Yep, it’s bulging with testosterone! (LOL)