That’s what I did in the old days I would crush / squeeze and bend when I was trying keep them down .
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I actually dread flower time for that exact reason. The things we’ll do for love
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Anyone know what those small green bugs are that look like helicopters? If so… friend or foe?
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Need a pic…maybe find one is what I do if I can’t take one. Sounds like a dragonfly mabbe?
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No. Not a dragonfly. If someone knows, they will know.by that description alone. It looks like a little green helicopter. Never seen anything else that has wings on the top like that.
How small we talking smaller then a bee?
Did it have a small orange line down the back? Grasshopper with a racing strip that flies?
Female for sure
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Which one @corey
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St2 is for sure a female
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Woot!!! For 20 characters
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I disagree. If the plant identifiers are above the photos they correspond to, then the only unambiguous female I see is ST1.
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I have one in my tent. I thought it was a grasshopper until it flew off.
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The markers are above yes Howard. Are any females? They aren’t in order by 1,2,3 def use tag above each pic
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Number 3 I called male at first but I think it’s just a new leaf popping out
Pic 1 looks like a tumor .
Pic 2 looks looks like a female just to be sure are those what look like little filaments do they look like little pipe cleaners? If so that’s a female pretty sure
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Pic 2, the spot was so small that I can’t tell if it’s a pistil or not. I did turn it both ways so I think it’s a hair not a stipule, but I don’t know. These plants are a pain in my ass
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Seems like nothing is really telling me. Lumps and bumps in the nodes, the only thing resembling a pistil is in middle pic
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ST1 is a female. I made a mistake. Yes ST1 for sure. You can tell by the dark spot on the end of the pistol
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