Male and female growth patterns..

Alexander Magnan

Alexander Magnan

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So I've been doing some research and what I've picked up is that male plants grow almost perfectly symmetrical whereas female plants have a more sporadic growth pattern.

So is it actually possible to determine the sex based on the growth patterns? And do any of these look like a common male? Im questioning these because of how symmetrical they are..
 

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No, the only way to really determine sex is by waiting until you see pistils or pollen sacs. Males typically grow taller than a female of the same strain, they also typically show their sex before females, the only real way to know is to be patient.
 
Pistils Please said:
No, the only way to really determine sex is by waiting until you see pistils or pollen sacs. Males typically grow taller than a female of the same strain, they also typically show their sex before females, the only real way to know is to be patient.
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That's another reason why I'm growing...to work on my patience. So females typically grow their first few nodes pretty symmetrical? Im a first time grower so i still have these dumb questions
 
Stagered nodes start from node 6/10 .

Stagered nodes are a sign of maturity. Once you have the stagered nodes you can flip or continue to veg until you have the desired size.
Good luck
 
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