Growing Pumpkin

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29 Dec 22 Xander (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
How do l tell the difference between male and female flower
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29 Sep 23 Anonymous (Australia - temperate climate)
Have a look at the thing growing inside the flower. Does it look like a male thing or a female thing? I think this will answer your question.
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04 Jan 23 Gabriella (Australia - temperate climate)
Female flowers have a tiny pumpkin at the base of the flower, males just have stem.
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