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Gentlemen only, ladies forbidden.

I have come to this point at day 85, six males from three strains, in four inch pots under 46 watts of Cfls, all have preflower and none have cluster or open sacks. It is from my understanding that the males will not start to flower and pollinate untill they get a light change just like the females,
So Yes you can father a male.
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I have killed all of their clones without a ight change and I am assuming I am correct with sex.
 
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I hope to one day have the time, space, money, and plants worthy of keeping enough to try breeding. I mean one of the best strains to date GG4 was a mistake. It was not an intentional cross. Yet it is by far one of the best ever.

I dont even fathom being good enough to create a strain that master growers can occasionally produce. But hopefully I have at least 40 years of growing left so maybe one day. All the crosses I want to try have been done. Like GG and GSC.

One I've been toying with is Nitro Lemon Haze and Blue Dream. I'm not aware of that being crossed. But Bluberry Lemonade has a nice ring to it.
 
Not much to offer the world of cannabis?
1) it's a male
2) It liked to grow sideways from the get go.
3) It likes to be all droopy.
4) water hog.
5) nothing symmetrical.
6) doesn't stink
but it just wants to grow, big and fast!
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This plant is on the short list.

Rwise I have striped this plant down twice now and no feminization, yet.
 
I am going to stall this thread out for a bit after this post.

I had found Thrips on my vegging plants last week and it could not have been better timing. Some of the plants did not like the spinosad followed by Neem oil treatment and died, it made the decision easy which ones to keep so at this point and I cut it down to 2 males.

They were both catching my eye with 1).frame and structure of nodes and growth 2) plants had a "stink" to them, they were odorific 3) hearty and healthy, survive bug treatment. 4) plants had Hollow stems, I have been told this is a sign of a higher THC producing plant.

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I have to put the male on the back burner for now but will pick this topic back up after something changes.
 
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