male or female?

[slickdawg]

can u help me determine the sex?

 

[Bikerstonrr]

Don't just take my word for it, I'm rookie but it looks to be male to me. I'm sure other people will let you know more.

 

[Charlie]

So sorry it's a boy.

 

[slickdawg]

hella dang!!! that's what i was thinking but was hoping not lol.. it had such a good manifold!! it was a northernligh to from seed

 

[furrysparkle]

Yep very manly

 

[Tika]

I think you could have saved yourself some time in growing this/these if you would (have) studied GWE website for male / female plants. They make it pretty clear. And at the same time I would suggest you submit in their trophy picture unit on their website very clear and nice images of "He" plants..male.
good luck in your future plants.

 

[slickdawg]

ya i kinda knew it was a male just super wishful thinking it was a female lol!!! and it's only just starting week 3 in 12/12.. all good more practice under this belt lol

 

[Canyon Grower]

Sorry man. This is the reason feminized seeds are taking over the seedmarket. What used to me an inevitable risk in growing is looking more and more like a self inflicted wound. Dont get me wrong. Did this myself. Hang in there.

 

[gbauto]

Sorry man. This is the reason feminized seeds are taking over the seedmarket. What used to me an inevitable risk in growing is looking more and more like a self inflicted wound. Dont get me wrong. Did this myself. Hang in there.

Yep, just like CG-I think that unless I plan on producing seed, it doesn't make any sense to invest the time and $ to create a plant I can't use. I feel that as long as I source from a reputable seed bank that the genetics should be predictable. The actual process takes me back to high school biology class so the way it's done isn't that bizarre once I wrapped my head around it. Only time I pop an unknown bean now is if I just want to grow a plant and have the space.