How To Tell If The Marijuana Plant Is Male?

 Female flowers mature into the flower we're most familiar with seeing in marijuana dispensaries. Male flowers, on the other hand, develop bulbous "pollen sacks" that distinguish them.

Look for a tulip-shaped bulb with no pistillate hairs sprouting from the top. When your plant begins to show signs of being male, separate it from female sprouts. If you leave the two plants together, the male plant will pollinate the female plant as it grows.

Once pollinated, the female plant will begin to expend energy on seed production rather than flower development. This is fantastic if you want to grow and save your own seeds. However, if you want to get the most out of your female plants, you should avoid pollination.

Making your own cannabis seeds

There are numerous reasons to keep male cannabis plants. The most compelling reason? They can be used to make your own seeds. You can either pollinate an entire female cannabis plant for a TON of seeds, or you can pollinate specific branches to save some of your harvests while still having some seeds for the following year.

Conclusion

Because of legalization in many US states and across most of Canada, more and more medicinal and recreational cannabis consumers have had the opportunity to start growing marijuana at home in recent years.

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