Growlog link: [paste your link here]
If you don’t have a growlog please answer these questions.
What strain are you growing? Is it Auto, Fem or Reg?
Are you growing Indoor or outdoor?
Are you using nutrients? Which ones? How much?
Only way to know is looking at the trichomes with a microscope. Your plant seems to be a hermaphrodite too, but still a long way from harvesting.
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Bro i don’t think that it’s a hermi because its not an auto or a cross breed its a pure landrace indica that is growing in wild in our area from centuries i have never seen any hermi and if it was a hermie i would have spotted it long before it has no sign of a hermie, like nanners or male pollen sacs…
How can you tell that its a hermie please tell me
Why do you think it’s a hermaphrodite? I don’t see any indication of being a hermaphrodite, like hairs or balls.
Mzgrowz I thought any plant was capable of becoming a hermi?
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I see them, near the tip of the leaf.
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Yes you are right Demonrage but its not common in the natural environment and i have heard and observed that feminized and autoflower has a greater chance to become a hermaphrodite and a photoperiod strain has a lesser chance to be hermaphrodite and when you are growing a native landrace strain the chance of being a hermaphrodite plant is nearly 0% its what i have seen and observed so far
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There is still alot of white hairs. I wouldn’t harvest yet until most of those pistils have turned brown. And the plant has swelled. I would check your log again, as I don’t believe this is a 10 week flowering plant. By 10 weeks the plant would have majority brown pistils and be stacking trichomes. It seems like it’s more in week 3 or 4 possibly. For outdoor plants I’ve heard you want to begin counting only once the whit hairs begin to appear, not during the stretch period. She looks beautiful though!
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