Another male or female confirmation
KidGrow420
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Take a few more pictures for us. Closer to the internodes on both sides. Also out of the light. 
How old is the plant?
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KidGrow420
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I just said to my wife they where 5 and half weeks,,, haha pretty close!
However, From the looks of that picture I'm willing to say it's a female. You see how the calyx isn't raised off the node? Usually females will tend to have a calyx growing straight from the node(s) & eventually a pistil growing out from it. A male generally has "raised" calyx's that eventually forms into little tiny balls and grows off the stem, instead of in the nodes. (But this isn't always the case). If you have a magnifying glass you can get up close and look for little tiny balls around the nodal intersections & on the stem/stock beside the nodes. If grown properly, a plant is mature in 4 weeks and you can "early sex" it in veg, like we are doing now. A 30x loupe or a magnifying glass will make your life and eye's allot easier to deal with.
Emilya Green
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natural light would help a lot... i too think i see female parts, but with the light, I just cant be sure
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Emilya Green
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the top picture... see those little white wispy v shaped moth antenna things about 2:00 in the picture? those are the pistils... female.
the second picture, I dont see anything like those, but you might since you are sitting there. On the second picture, see if you can tell if the structures, the calyxes, are sitting down on the main stalk or if they seem to be rising up on their own stalks. Get a flashlight behind them and sometimes that helps you see the stalk. Stalk equals male... v shaped whiskers, female.
the second picture, I dont see anything like those, but you might since you are sitting there. On the second picture, see if you can tell if the structures, the calyxes, are sitting down on the main stalk or if they seem to be rising up on their own stalks. Get a flashlight behind them and sometimes that helps you see the stalk. Stalk equals male... v shaped whiskers, female.
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