Seems to be a female?

[I_smoke_pot420]

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The greener one seems to be female and the lighter one may be a male... Its not showing much..

I_smoke_pot420 Reviewed by I_smoke_pot420 on 08-30-2013. Seems to be a female? 294187294188 The greener one seems to be female and the lighter one may be a male... Its not showing much.. Rating: 5

[HipsterDoofus]

Yes, the greener one on the left is female.

Cant' see the other one.

[I_smoke_pot420]

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This is the greener one up close.. If i'm not mistaken i believe i seen pistils but I'm no expert.. It also grew up quicker than the other one and is evidently lighter in color... I was also curious as to the stem and branches are purple and the other plant's stems are not.. Is it not healthy? Nitrogen deficiency?

[built2spill]

Both those pics are showing female.

Purple in the stems can result from a few origins. First would be genetics. I don't think that's what is going on here though. Phosphorus and Magnesium deficiencies can also cause purple stems.

Try mixing ¼ teaspoon/gallon of Epsom salts/ water. This should help any Magnesium issues. Magnesium is a common deficiency that is easily solved just don't over do it. I use this solution if I notice purple stems and one application is usually enough. You should see improvement in just a couple of days if this is the issue.

A bloom nute should take care of any other N/P/K deficiency.

Loads of info here
http://cannabis.com/growing/index.html

[I_smoke_pot420]

Could the deficiency also be the reason its growth has slowed down? Because the yellower plant had at least a foot of height on the plant now its only inches taller.. or is this just natural for the plant to slow its growth?