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What exactly would I have to do in order to turn cuttings from a female mother into straight males?

What? All the stress in the world is not going to change the gender of a plant.

Doesn't look like a fungus. More likely insects sucking on the undersides. Check with magnification or just treat with neem or spinosad.

Seven posts mentioned brand names before you posted this and you can't be bothered to thank anyone, but you do find the time to follow up with attitude after a very informative post because it's apparently too much effort to try and understand it? Lazy growers usually get just what they deserve.

Don't do any less than two sticks because depending on the quality of the butter, it can contain quite a bit moisture that you won't get back. You may finish with 1.5 - 1.75 sticks or so. If you use trim, I don't think you'll have strong butter at the ratio you mention. My standard recipe is 1...

Bingo! Before I got to this post I'd planned to link to a similar paper. Just like the one about water droplets creating mini magnifying glasses and burning leaves, this old clunker of a myth just won't go away.

Probably just lacking punctuation.

Excellent response. Seems the wise ones just can't help themselves. Gets pretty old.

Way to go. The good news is that for many of us, each grow still feels like that.

Shade does not induce flowering. Darkness does.

Thanks, I understand this. The part that doesn't make sense though is, "No it's a bit of a problem with my location." I don't think OP understands what the issue is. The plants did not flower because his location is a problem, it's because the move was not timed correctly. I know that for me in...

What do you mean? What is it about your location that would force a plant to bloom so early? Doesn't make sense.

Generally, the top dollar seeds are from the original breeder and the rest are copies, some of which don't even bother to use the correct lineage. For GDP, I personally would only buy seeds produced by Grand Daddy Purp Genetics, the creator.

Pic is too washed out to see PM if it's there. You do have some serious insect issues, though.

Pasatiempo?

If I remember correctly (big if), Tagalog is one of the original languages and Filipino is a modern derivative.

I'm guessing you must mean Filipino, the language? Interesting tidbit. Thanks. Hope it doesn't make you uncomfortable.

Someone who puts together such a shitty paragraph is questioning another's English?? Pretty funny, man.

Mine was that bad. Unless it's dried, you'll be ok.

Can't see the damage well in the pic, but tape it up real tight, support it with a stake and cross your fingers. I had one that bad a couple of years ago and it survived.