Another pair showed sex on Tuesday... or Monday, I forgot... but anyway, even though I don't think this warrants any further research, I will go ahead and finish out this experiment since there is only one plant left yet to show sex, so here we go. First two pics from the male, third pic is the node on the female. It is a standard node. I didn't get a picture of her flower because it was so tiny I didn't think it would be worth the effort for the pic.

You may also notice that the males are short and bushy compared to the tall skinny females. In fact in all the photos of the male nodes I am holding back the branches because I can't get a picture of the stem. That is noooo problem on the females hehe. This is strange, I have another thread in the basic growing section, and have mentioned it in my growlog also in case anyone has thoughts on this phenomenon.
JD1stTimer Reviewed by JD1stTimer on . Experiment on different method of sexing cannabis I'm going to do an experiment on a different way to determine sex of plants. I heard this somewhere long ago, and I can't find where it was originally posted, but what it said was that plants which have swellings around their nodes are almost always female. I have eight plants growing, and as soon as I can sex them using the flowers I will take a close-up pic of the nodes and post them here so we can all find out if this is true or not. If it works it may be a good way for everyone who has Rating: 5