Weed: How to Tell Male from Female When growing weed, it’s important to be able to distinguish between male and female plants. Male plants produce pollen, which can fertilize female plants and produce seeds. Seeds are undesirable in most marijuana crops, as they can reduce the potency of the buds. Female plants, on the other … Read more
The cannabis plant is a dioecious species, meaning that there are male and female plants. Male and female cannabis plants have different reproductive organs, and they play different roles in the reproductive cycle. Male plants produce pollen, which is necessary for fertilization. Female plants produce flowers, which contain the ovules that can be fertilized by … Read more
Identifying the sex of cannabis plants is crucial for maximizing yields and preventing unwanted pollination. Differentiating between male and female weed plants can be challenging to novice growers, as both have similar foliage during the vegetative stage. However, as plants mature into the flowering stage, subtle yet distinct characteristics emerge, allowing for accurate sex determination. … Read more
Identifying the sex of a cannabis plant is crucial for growers seeking to optimize harvest yields and prevent unwanted pollination. While male and female plants share similar physical characteristics during early growth, subtle differences emerge as they mature. Understanding these distinctions empowers cultivators to make informed decisions regarding plant selection, breeding, and the cultivation process … Read more
