These are pictures of 11 plants I am growing Outdoor in Central Valley of California. I was wanting help from the members to determine if they were female or male plants
Can't tell from these pics but they still look to young. You say they're outdoors. If they haven't shown thier sex yet they will be very soon. I'm in SoCal growing outdoors and I've been flowering for weeks. Look for a pistile to come out of those spikes or a set of nuts forming at the base. I use a jewelers loop and get up close and personal.
