How did this happen?

These two plants are the same strain, came from the same breeder, germinated in the same paper towel, planted in the same medium fed with the same nutes, grew in the same 4x2 tent and look at the difference in where they are, i am perplexed.

Ganjamann2020 said:

These two plants are the same strain, came from the same breeder, germinated in the same paper towel, planted in the same medium fed with the same nutes, grew in the same 4x2 tent and look at the difference in where they are, i am perplexed.View attachment 5388635View attachment 5388636View attachment 5388637View attachment 5388638View attachment 5388639View attachment 5388640View attachment 5388641

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You got brothers who look exactly like you?

This is the joy of popping seeds, you get different phenotypes. It's totally normal, they are sisters, but not twin sisters if you know what I mean. The only ways to get the same plant over and over are clones or tissue cultures.

Beeswings said:

This is the joy of popping seeds, you get different phenotypes. It's totally normal, they are sisters, but not twin sisters if you know what I mean. The only ways to get the same plant over and over are clones or tissue cultures.

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Yeah but the one looks like it's a month behind in development, I guess she's the slow sister.

Ganjamann2020 said:

Yeah but the one looks like it's a month behind in development, I guess she's the slow sister.

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Thats the runt you will always get at least one most of the time and welcome to the joy of growing from seeds mate that's why i like em they vary so much you will get to see and learn stuff clone only guys never will as well so dont let it get you down remember variety is the spice of life as they say