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Sex of plant

Sammi

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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??
 

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That plant is not confused.
It is a manly mandragon of manliness and mandom. More balls than a porn shop in Hillcrest!
 
Nothing confusing 'bout that big boy. Hope its not your only plant, that would really suck, but it's time to pull it.
 
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!
 
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,
 
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 😜
 
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?
 
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