Ok, so some folks are just starting out, thats great! One person asked " how can I tell the sex of my plant? "
Have a look at this and try to guess if its a boy plant or a girl plant?
I’m very late and first time growing. My guess is it is a girl? Or is it to early to tell?
Im sorry, did you post a picture?
Yes the picture I posted is clearly a female.
@Cannabian
Yes I’m a new grower myself and I never knew it would be this hard telling if it’s a girl or boy. So yeah I was taking my guess with the picture you posted.
As for myself, I just entered the flowering stage (28 days since flip) and I have 3 GG#4 photos. All started same time & everything is the same. Well I just had one Hermie on me 
Had to remove it from the others and now I’m really struggling to tell if my other 2 hermied also. Trouble telling the difference between the boy part (which is a little ball looking thing) or a caylx ( I think it’s called?) Anyways here are a few pictures of my other 2 plants and maybe you can tell me if they have turned boy also
Boy or girl?
Looks all girl to me
@Daggy_2.0 Thank God! Reassurance is a good feeling!
Have u got a photo of this hermie?
I do actually. Not the best but you can see a nanner in one of the buds. After I noticed one, I started looking and they were everywhere! Many, many, many! Also she was only 21 days into flowering!
What do u think hermied her? Gg is the misses fav strain by far
Yeah the 2 onion looking things close to the main stem is a latent swollen calyx, girly part. A male flower has a stem that separates it from the stalk, and typically has a cluster of pods that will flower. The flowers only spread pollen when they are open.
@Daggy_2.0 I think I stressed her one to many times. Especially with watering her. I knew they liked wet/dry cycles and I went extreme on the dry part 3 separate times! She literally looked like she was dead because of under watering. This picture is her under watered. Happened 3 separate times but she always popped right back up after I gave her water. At least I hope it was stress and not genetics. Seeds were from here (ILGM)
