question about moving the plants

[Fingo]

I recently moved my 5 plants ( 2 weeks ago) and that was about the time they started flowering bloody males, could it be the reason for it? now that they are at the back yard they get abit less staight sun-light,
any way I'm thinking to end them all and make hash and start growing again under a lamp cause there is not enogut sun here the winter is almost here
thanks.

 

[Homerbud]

Nah, you just had bad luck. I had 4 plants going and only 1 was a female.

 

[VictorVIcious]

welcome to the forum. I doubt the move caused them to be males. VV

 

[Florida Blooms]

Four plants sprouted ... all four were female for me =) One five gallon bucket.

 

[jackinthebox]

4 plants in one 5 gal buckets = bad idea

Sucks to have the males, but moving wasnt the problem. Yeah if you can start growing indoors now under a lamp. Kind of sad that the summer is now over, and everyone is wrapping up there outdoor grows.

 

[Florida Blooms]

Ya I agree... They had alot of potential. Still... i am astounded all four were female.

 

[Fingo]

The winter in my country is not that cold I think where I come from 12 degrees are the coldest it gets.

you may all be right, the moving did not cause it but since they are in the back yard they are getting much less sun, I think they get about 5 - 6 hours of sun a day, and this is why I decided I have to get a lamp

 

[natmoon]

The winter in my country is not that cold I think where I come from 12 degrees are the coldest it gets.

you may all be right, the moving did not cause it but since they are in the back yard they are getting much less sun, I think they get about 5 - 6 hours of sun a day, and this is why I decided I have to get a lamp

They would have been males whether you had moved them or not.
I find the oldest trick to getting a higher female ratio is still the best and that is making sure you provide a good amount of blue light during veg and the beginning of flower,if not all the way through,and a fairly high level of nitrogen compared to p and k during veg.

Having said this,this only helps imo and if you have a strongly biased male seed it will always be male unless you treat it with estrogen which is not a good idea

 

[Fingo]

so the sex of the plant depend on the seed that it is developed from and not by the amount of light he is getting?

i heard that it is depend on the light and if you sock a plant with a light in the middle of the night he can become a male of a polinitade female
correct me if im wrong (althought Im pretty sure i am)

thanks!