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It’s a Boy?


GregVirginia7

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So is my Trachy a boy? Pictures aren’t that great but flowers are very yellow...still hoping to see a hermaphroditic flower spike since my other Trachy is very young, has years to go till it flowers and I have no idea if it’s male or female...I know that would be a very rare occurrence but that would be interesting...image.thumb.jpg.9e3abc7c862a1a08ad85d71a082bab49.jpgimage.thumb.jpg.c9cccacfad280d4ce955b60bbda26ad0.jpg

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I think you have a female Greg . 

Check out the difference from this male . I may have posted this to you in an earlier post . 

Will

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