Male or female

[Randy Mate]

Could someone please help me identify this one?

 

[MickFoster]

duplicate thread

 

[Randy Mate]

I have seen simular posts but I am still not able to identify by myself

 

[Bud man 43]

Looks like a girl- but it’s a little early to tell

 

[Hugo Phurst]

new growth

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

I have seen simular posts but I am still not able to identify by myself

It's still too early to tell from a photo like this. See those two little blade shaped appendages at the node? those are called sepals (IIRC). You want to be looking at the arm pit-like area between the sepals and the new internodal growth tops above the crook of the main stem fan leaves. If female, Your first preflower will likely be a tiny almost transparent little hair a millimeter-ish long if female, likely after the 4th or 5th node develops a bit more, sometimes its on the first true node of some internodal growth, sometimes its on the main stem, depending on genetics obviously. That first little shrimp is absolutely miniscule on some plants.

Your plant will likely present on the main stem if it's female, it doesn't seem like a bushy pheno. You will likely miss it without a good glass or led scope. But by the very next fully developed node after the presentation of the shrimp flower, youll have easily visible preflowers male or female developing with most plants, at most developed nodes on the top half of the plant. Once you experience all that, you'll be able to tell quite easily, even with no experience, and it will forever be as if riding a bicycle for you from then on... With some occasional exceptions lol. After the first developed preflower or two they pretty much just keep coming in at the most recently developed nodes til you decide to flower the plant. Yes they can grow seeds.. sometimes but not always.