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    hi friends, i'm growing a few plants outside, they are between 2 to 3 feet tall. so far i have 7 girls, i have also pulled up 5 guys. i still have a few that have not showed it self. my question is i have 1 plant that is over 7 ft tall and has not showed it's sex yet is this natural ? thanks for all input.
    florida boy 3 Reviewed by florida boy 3 on . 7'ft hi friends, i'm growing a few plants outside, they are between 2 to 3 feet tall. so far i have 7 girls, i have also pulled up 5 guys. i still have a few that have not showed it self. my question is i have 1 plant that is over 7 ft tall and has not showed it's sex yet is this natural ? thanks for all input. Rating: 5

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    7'ft

    last year i had two 7-8footers that both turned out to be female, but one didn't show any sighns of its sex until august when they started to flower, while the other one had pre-flowers by the time it was 12 inches tall, so i guess it's pretty normal.
    Dylan

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    #3
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    7'ft

    thanks dylan for the input.

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    7'ft

    Quote Originally Posted by florida boy 3
    hi friends, i'm growing a few plants outside, they are between 2 to 3 feet tall. so far i have 7 girls, i have also pulled up 5 guys. i still have a few that have not showed it self. my question is i have 1 plant that is over 7 ft tall and has not showed it's sex yet is this natural ? thanks for all input.
    Sometimes it's all in the strains you buy

    it's not always how long it takes for them to you
    their sex but how long they go before their flowering begins

    so even if it took a year to show their sex justt be happy they're
    females

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