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    Sex of plant

    This is my first time growing a plant outdoors. It grew over 7 feet tall and started to bud last week. At least I thought they were buds...I am totally confused on the sex of this plant! Can anyone help me please??

    #2
    That plant is not confused.
    It is a manly mandragon of manliness and mandom. More balls than a porn shop in Hillcrest!
    C'mon, mule!

    Coco/perlite
    3x3x6

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      #3
      Nothing confusing 'bout that big boy. Hope its not your only plant, that would really suck, but it's time to pull it.

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        #4
        It was an test on some seeds that I stashed in the late 80's. Found them in the spring and it grew. Yes unfortunately it is my only plant😞. I am going to try a few in the house right away.

        So I just pull it and toss it? Nothing salvageable?

        Any suggestions on how to sex from a seedling?

        Thanks!

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        • Allenpro
          Allenpro commented
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          If you plan on doing some breeding you could collect the pollen but knowing nothing about what strain it was I probably wouldnt. Out of respect for your neighbors that may be growing I would cut and bag that one right away.. If you do want the pollen take a cutting and bring it inside some place where you dont grow,

        #5
        1980's pollen from a 1980's seed? Sounds interesting.
        C'mon, mule!

        Coco/perlite
        3x3x6

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          #6
          That is why I was hoping for a female...would love to know what grows. Back in the day you would always get seeds in your pot 😜

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            #7
            You still get seeds in your pot. Just not nearly as many.
            But, seriously. It would be interesting to see what happens if some of that new-old-stock pollen gets to make sweet, sweet pollination to something you have growing.
            Why is pollen spelled pollen, but pollination is spelled pollination?
            C'mon, mule!

            Coco/perlite
            3x3x6

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