Little green hairs on plant??

i have little green hairs on my plant and i know their not new leaves sprouting because theyve been their for around 5 days now but their not white so i dont know thanksbongsmilie and i also switched to flowering about 3 days ago if it matters. you can see them in the 1st picture at the top and the second picture in the middle.
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Ronjohn7779

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nahh im pretty sure its just part of the plant they dont mean nothing

(are you refering to the 4 little green spikes? 2 on each side the stem, 4 at every node?)
I'm pretty sure he's right...It's pre-sexing. It can happen during vegging and it's pretty normal. I'd say its most likely female too.
 

00ashoo

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my badd i always get them up and down and nothing ever came of them
i thought the pre-sexing was just the normal white hairs

OP check it out on google look up maryJ plant stipules
i dont know if everyone talking about the same thing
but the little green hairs/spikes go on both male and female like i said mean jack
but im unsure what everyones looking at so check it out for yaself
 

Purplekrunchie

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Those are normal, and they aren't for sexing, they are part of the plants normal day to day functions, I'm not exactly sure what they do. Sometimes in the right light people will confuse them with pre flowers, until they realize they are green. Maybe stomata are on those, and they help with respiratory functions, or they help keep the plant clean by catching things.
 

brownbearclan

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Those little pointy spikey things are totally normal. That plant isn't showing sex yet. Give it at least 5-12 more days to fully show sex. =)
 

missnu

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i have little green hairs on my plant and i know their not new leaves sprouting because theyve been their for around 5 days now but their not white so i dont know thanksbongsmilie and i also switched to flowering about 3 days ago if it matters. you can see them in the 1st picture at the top and the second picture in the middle.
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Those have been on your plants for as long as they have had leaves...that is just what they look like.
 
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