Male?

If sent to a reputable lab for dna testing, results should be accurate. If you have the space and don't have a replacement to swap it out, could wait it out and confirm if lab results were accurate.

Look for plant pre-flowers at the higher stalk/branch junctions, as described above. If needed, use a jeweler’s loupe to get a better look! That is the same magnifying tool commonly used to examine trichomes and determine plant readiness for harvest. Then, locate the stipule, which is a leafy pointed flap that protrudes from the junction. Don’t confuse that for a pre-flower! The cannabis sex parts are located just behind the stipule. Behind the pre-flower sex parts, taller growth tips will emerge – future auxiliary branches that produce buds.

@ORGANOMAN The cannabis sex parts are located just behind the stipule.

What type of sample did you send

Hi there Imo, I think it's a little early to see ... Correct me if i'm wrong, but the other plants are not showing much gender signs too? I should suggest you wait a little, but keep close eyes on your tent so you can react immediately if makes show up ... Hope this helps you further decide what to do. Wish you lots of success, seems healthy plants to me.

There is nothing to suggest if this plant is either male or female, as it does not have any primordia/preflowers yet. Primordia do not hide behind the stipules, so no point looking there. If you go to my diary "cannabis conundrums" and in week 7 you will see pictures of male primordia and this may help you identify any new growths on your plants. Hope this helps,......... Organoman.

sorry i dont see nay sex, wether male nor female... wait

Get a toothpick and pull back the Stiplile see whats there.

I don't see anything yet.