Follow up writeup on Pawpaw 1. Sexing Papaya Seedlings: - Male seedlings tend to have thicker, more vigorous stems and leaves. - Female seedlings have slender stems and leaves. 2. Leaf Shape and Size: - Male leaves are typically larger, more rounded, and have a pointed tip. - Female leaves are smaller, more oval-shaped, and have a rounded tip. 3. Leaf Arrangement: - Male seedlings often have leaves that are arranged alternately on the stem. - Female seedlings have leaves that are arranged oppositely on the stem. 4. Stem Color: - Male seedlings tend to have a greener stem. - Female seedlings have a more reddish-brown stem. 5. Flower Formation (after 6-12 months): - Male plants produce small, yellowish-white flowers in clusters. - Female plants produce single, larger, yellowish-white flowers. #pawpaw