To early to tell in my opinion not seeing anything try wait another 3/4 days and reevaluate!
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Huh? What does that mean,?
someone made a post and then deleted it
Kool beansā¦I learned something newā¦I thought that I deleted this thread.
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Oops that was me.
I was going to say, I usually wonāt look for sex until the branches start alternating
" From a physical standpoint sexual maturity begins at the onset of alternating phyllotaxy, the arrangement of leaves on a stem. Early into vegetative growth petioles (what connects leaves to the main stem) are parallel to each other in respect to the petiole sets on both the nodes above and below. At the onset of sexual maturity, these petiole sets begin to alternate at every node, becoming perpendicular to the leaf set above and below them. Basically, alternating arrangement of leaf sets indicates pre-flowers will begin showing soon! "
missmmjgeek.
Trying not to plagerize, but itās been a while since english and literature class.
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i suspect there are a lot of folks trying to guage their starts this time of year, myself included. i have some outdoor plants that were started indoors, put into 12/12 for 2 days then back to 18/6 for a few weeks. they are pissing me off! i canāt tell if i have he-sheās or not yet but iām really suspicious because they were bagseed.
my solution was to take cuttings & top them & train the branches down/flat to conserve a bit of space while i wait them out. no point in transplanting into big pots if iām suspicious.
Waiting for lights onā¦T minus 38 minutesā¦lol
Itās aā¦Wait for itā¦MALEā¦NOT A KEEPERā¦
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it happensā¦
scratch one off and keep on trucking
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