Paht Hed,
They haven't had any 12/12 time, and I was hoping to avoid that hassle by presexing.

Mr. C,
I see what you are talking about, but notice how on the 3 that I think are male, nothing much more than that ever comes out of that spot. On the other hand, the one that I think is female, new plants are practically coming out of that spot.

Both of you,
Thanks for looking.

Anyone,
Is there nobody who can confirm or deny that it is common for females to produce more foliage than males as they are growing up? I'm thinking that since the one is vastly different than the other 4, it can't just be coincidence. Or can it? 5 seeds, same mother, same conditions, 1 bushy, 4 tall and lanky.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . Please sex me up. I'm not skilled at looking at preflowers yet, but I think I got the hang of it a few weeks ago, when they were borderline ready to sex. Is it pretty common that (generally) females will be more bushy, and males will be more tall and sparse, kinda more like a sativa as opposed to an indica? I want to yank the males, but I've got 4 males and 1 female if my calculations were correct. The first 3 photos are of 3 different males, but the 4th alleged male looks the same. The last 2 are of the Rating: 5