Bushy sets it apart, in that it's one of the many phenotypes you can / will run across in your grows. This could benefit you greatly if the pheno is stable in that plant, and you wanted other plants that are (I will assume a bit shorter) and more bushy than the rest due to space constraints, etc.no pre flowers yet I do know what a male sac looks like never seen female but i could tell the difference. im asking if the bushy nature of my one plant sets it apart or is it just a better healthier plant
When a male plant "flowers" you will see balls "seed sacks" forming on your nodes. When a female flowers you will see pistels "like lil hairs"...google it and pick images, you'll get a better idea..no pre flowers yet I do know what a male sac looks like never seen female but i could tell the difference. im asking if the bushy nature of my one plant sets it apart or is it just a better healthier plant