ErnestHemingway
Member
this plant is 5 days into flowering and i still cant determine the sex. if anyone knows the sex from these pics please tell me...im thinking it might be a male just because i have bad luck
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anyone know the sex of this plant?
- Thread starter ErnestHemingway
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Wow, what a curious question to a curious looking plant. At first look (pic.1), it looks like a plant from seed. Pic.2 clearly shows the plant being near mature, sexually (alternate nodes). Based on the size of the stem and alternate nodes, and no visible pre-flowers (by these pic's,anyway) I have to ask,was this a clone from a re-vegged plant? If so, it being a clone, logic would tell me it is female, but as Mrs.B stated a better picture, one that will show us a close up of the internodes will give you better community responses. Good luck.
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Guest
A better pic, or a few more days and you will know.
ErnestHemingway
Member
these are the best pictures i could get...im a grower, not a photographer
ErnestHemingway
Member
it is a plant from seed
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Guest
No real indicators yet. Usually a male will have a small ball, I don't see any yet. But I can't see any female parts either. From seed, your best bet is to keep it flowering, it will show soon.
ErnestHemingway
Member
this is the same plant when it was first started over 2 months ago, it has only grown about 4 inches in the last 2 months...an odd plant but i keep it around because it interests me, ive never seen any plant as dwarf as this one
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Guest
really can't tell from the pics sorry, need sharper closer images of the nodes. You'll be able to tell in a few days anyway.
A good 30x loupe is invaluable in these circumstances
http://www.ppgift.com/30x_loupes.htm
A good 30x loupe is invaluable in these circumstances
http://www.ppgift.com/30x_loupes.htm
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Guest
maybe its just me but 4 inches in two months doesnt seem right...somehtings up if it is growing that slow. im no expert by all means but youd think after two months itd be a bit bigger than 4 inches of total growth. what kinda lighting/grow medium? is it just soil by itself?
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Guest
Based on the history you have given us, and pictures of this plant (especially second in series above) that looks like male anatomy to me. 3-5 days you "should" know, but then again that is quite an odd plant you have there. Keep us posted. 
