Do you have to start flowering to find out if a plant is male or female?
nsfw Active Member Dec 31, 2007 #1 Do you have to start flowering to find out if a plant is male or female?
courtcourt420 Well-Known Member Dec 31, 2007 #4 nsfw said: Do you have to start flowering to find out if a plant is male or female? Click to expand... no you dont. they will start showing in veg if you let them go long enough. or you can force flower.
nsfw said: Do you have to start flowering to find out if a plant is male or female? Click to expand... no you dont. they will start showing in veg if you let them go long enough. or you can force flower.
bigbudeddie Well-Known Member Dec 31, 2007 #5 Sorry i misread your question at first. but courtcourt's got it. Pre flowers that show in veg is rare. For me anyway. I only ever seen it once.
Sorry i misread your question at first. but courtcourt's got it. Pre flowers that show in veg is rare. For me anyway. I only ever seen it once.
courtcourt420 Well-Known Member Dec 31, 2007 #6 Ive seen it a few times, but I'm just so damn impatient* Lol
bigbudeddie Well-Known Member Dec 31, 2007 #7 haha ye. I get like that to. I have to set a date to flower or il end up flowering them way to early out of eagerness.
haha ye. I get like that to. I have to set a date to flower or il end up flowering them way to early out of eagerness.
courtcourt420 Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2008 #8 Yeah I have the same problem.. Ill usually try and start by a certain height.
email468 Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2008 #9 you may not have the room to veg them enough for them to preflower so plants do not always show their sex before putting them in 12/12.
you may not have the room to veg them enough for them to preflower so plants do not always show their sex before putting them in 12/12.