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Clyde
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Just cast myt vote.... I said I think environmental factors can influence the sex, but I'm assuming that we're simply defining a 'male' as any plant with balls - ie male type flowers - and no pistils/female-type flowers.
I spent many years in Central Asia, in an area where wild ruderalis cannabis grows everywhere. I noticed that the plants that grew between tiny cracks in the pavement and places like that tended to be male more often than not. They'd grow to like, six inches tall and then start spraying pollen everywhere. The females were more concentrated in flower beds and other places with deep rich soil (of course there were males there too). I'm wondering whether this was an example of the environment causing those little guys to flower as males because the soil was just too poor to support the formation of seeds.
This is just supposition though. I just noticed this casually over the course of a few years as I was walking about the city doing my stuff.
I spent many years in Central Asia, in an area where wild ruderalis cannabis grows everywhere. I noticed that the plants that grew between tiny cracks in the pavement and places like that tended to be male more often than not. They'd grow to like, six inches tall and then start spraying pollen everywhere. The females were more concentrated in flower beds and other places with deep rich soil (of course there were males there too). I'm wondering whether this was an example of the environment causing those little guys to flower as males because the soil was just too poor to support the formation of seeds.
This is just supposition though. I just noticed this casually over the course of a few years as I was walking about the city doing my stuff.