Preflowers, Maybe?

My G-1 appears to have a few white hairs, is it a female or could it be a hermie plant that grows both flowers and seeds. It appears on the lowest branch level that there are some ball formations starting. I couldn't get a clear picture of this, but I will try to post later. In the meantime check out these photos.

im pretty sure thats a female plant. it even looks like youre getting some crystals on your leaves

how far along is your plant?

keep up the good work!!

Looks like a female to me... but if you say it has balls, then it may be a hermie.

100% female

whoreable said:

100% female

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How do you know? You can't see the whole plant. It could have balls somewhere as well as pistils.

Is a hermie plant worth keeping? I mean this plant has been severely stressed and is only about 11 inches tall. It's almost at 7 weeks. But like you said it has nice crystals developing on the leaves and those have been developing for about a week now. Just saw the white hairs today and I am gonna try to get a show of what I think looks like pistils or seed cuplets at the bottom of my plant. This strain is G-1 and I am amazed how resilient it is.

Bamboo Green said:

Is a hermie plant worth keeping? I mean this plant has been severely stressed and is only about 11 inches tall. It's almost at 7 weeks. But like you said it has nice crystals developing on the leaves and those have been developing for about a week now. Just saw the white hairs today and I am gonna try to get a show of what I think looks like pistils or seed cuplets at the bottom of my plant. This strain is G-1 and I am amazed how resilient it is.

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Yeah, they are worth keeping.

100% Female...yes.

if this is your only plant, or if you can separate the hermie from the other females you should just keep it anyways. i dont see why you'd ever just "get rid of a cannabis plant" hahaha

The way I see it, if it's hermie, you have 3 choices:
1. Trash it. It will pollinate your other plants.
2. Clip the male flowers(pollen sacks). You will need a magnifying lens, steady hand, razor blade and a good observant eye. Do it quick, as pollen sacks tend to open up overnight. Be careful when clipping the male flower, you may break it open if your not careful, thus releasing pollen.
2. Separate it from your other plants. Let it pollinate itself. This way you can smoke the female flowers and have seeds for your next batch.
Good luck.

LOL. I numbered that list wrong.