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Nope!
Scientifically, Baby Groot is a perfect genetic clone of Big Groot.
They are therefore the same plant, or at the least 'twins'.
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If however some of that luminous pollen he shed met the pistil on the flowers of a Lady Groot then they could theoretically produce male offspring to create a 'son'. Although, really most plants produce both male and female sex organs, so we are just assuming Groot is a 'he'.
Scientifically, is the same true of Boba and Django Fett? Or is that different because they're not plants? Serious question.
No idea. Animals (inc people) are a mystery to botanists.
Applying scientific theory to the plot of (my favourite) comic book film wasn't exactly intended seriously.
He literally directed the movie though.
And wrote it
It never fails to amaze me how someone on Twitter insists on arguing that the author of a fictional story is wrong about their story their created.pic.twitter.com/uZwZcmDtmb
It wasn't exactly meant entirely seriously. 
Safe to say an intelligent “plant” as you’ve now reduced Groot to is way outside your realm of expertise, sirpic.twitter.com/x4nMMlDQ1V
What do botanists know about plants, right?
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