I don't see anything to make a decision on male or female. I see leaves.
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My early guess would be male but I’d let it hang around for a bit checking it everyday to make sure. I definitely had pistils on the female. How old is the plant?
First two pictures are female
second two pictures male
both from my outside grow last year
second two pictures male
both from my outside grow last year
Don’t know if that helps any like Fogey said they are strange plants and a bit hard to sex but when they do show sex it’s all of a sudden real obvious
Seed was popped 4/15/23.
I’ll have to go back on my thread and figure out how old they were. I will do it later when I have time. Fingers crossed 
that it’s a girl tho…
that it’s a girl tho…
just went back and figured out mine were 75 days old when I was finally able to sex them. They were very slow to start tho I think much slower than yours started.
5 months ago and no sign of sex
Must be a late bloomer
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I agree. He ain’t a cross-dresser.
Same problem I had with the things.
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We growing Marigolds?
Yes.
I have been using the Jacks Classic 20-20-20 for a while now, and have been pretty happy with the results.
@dogster recommended the Jacks Professional 20-20-20 a few months ago with the promise that there would be no need to PH or anything, and I was more than willing to give it a try.
I called JR Peters and asked what the difference between the classic and professional was, the guy on the other end of the line said the only difference was that the classic was a finer powder, he is wrong.
This is the professional, notice the magnesium?
Here is the classic, no magnesium, and it’s starting to show in flower.
Rather than buy a 25 lb bag of professional, I am going to try their 10-30-20 blossom booster in flower, and see how that works.
Ordered it today. I will let everyone know how it goes over the next few weeks.
@dogster recommended the Jacks Professional 20-20-20 a few months ago with the promise that there would be no need to PH or anything, and I was more than willing to give it a try.
I called JR Peters and asked what the difference between the classic and professional was, the guy on the other end of the line said the only difference was that the classic was a finer powder, he is wrong.
This is the professional, notice the magnesium?
Here is the classic, no magnesium, and it’s starting to show in flower.
Rather than buy a 25 lb bag of professional, I am going to try their 10-30-20 blossom booster in flower, and see how that works.
Ordered it today. I will let everyone know how it goes over the next few weeks.
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we have used Jacks in the past and have had good results
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