Identification of my Plants

AussieHydro

AussieHydro

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I have looked over a lot of photos, but its difficult to tell without having the experience that a lot of you boys have. Could those of you that can see any traits in these photos PLEASE let me know what you see. If you need more photos from any angle or closer up, just say so, I am quite desperate to identify these 3 plants I have. I actually don't smoke, well maybe once a year or two, I am doing this because this is such a beautiful plant, and I am one of many who has discovered Rick Simpson. A 52 year old friend of mine is quite sick, so I am hoping to get him onto this oil, when almost 8 years of medication and doctors has failed quite badly.

Something to mention beforehand, I live in Australia, so I guess it will make it harder to identify these, but I am very serious about finding out as much about these 3 plants as possible. The photos below are of just one plant.

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I have the 2 other Mothers to identify, but I will get these looked at first. The more info you guys can tell me the better.
 
Twitch

Twitch

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my bad dude its skunk #17, i can tell by the leaves being green and the hairs being hairy
 
Southerner

Southerner

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Its leaf structures look sativa leaning, probably a hybrid, but other than that it is what you make of it.
 
lime73

lime73

Weed Modifier
looks like a sativa...very long flowering time aprox 12-16 weeks

it doesn't matter what strain it is, and no one can identify strain from a pic.
 
Cascadian

Cascadian

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Agree, it is a Sativa or a Sativa leaning hybrid. There is no way to tell exactly what strain it is by looking at it. Even if you grow it out and smoke it it is impossible to know because there are so many different phenotypes even for one strain often times. If you are looking for cancer fighting benefits you should look into growing some CBD heavy strains. Not that easy to find but there are some sources for seeds.
 
AussieHydro

AussieHydro

Member
I realize nobody can say exactly what it is, that would be stupid to think anybody could from just a photo or two. I am after some expert opinion of anyway to identify curtain things about this plant, what I didn't expect was the twits who cant help themselves.
 
Cascadian

Cascadian

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It should tend to have a more "uplifting" high, meaning more of a head high or functional high. The type of weed you could smoke and still get tasks done on etc. An indica (typically with broader leaves) tend to have more of a relaxing body high or what some call (couch lock). I would tend to think that for a cancer patient the indica type would be more beneficial. That doesn't mean a sativa couldn't help your friend though. Either will be beneficial just in different ways...
 
AussieHydro

AussieHydro

Member
Thanks for that, I am quite a bit more into this than I thought, and these 3 plants being so different from possible the same bag have caught my interest, although that doesn't seem possible with the different characteristics. Would be awesome if there was a DNA bank for marijuana, but that would bring some issues for most of us just sending it in.
 
dubcoastOGs

dubcoastOGs

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Dude, it's just a sativa. Grow it out and find out if you like it or not. You didn't stumble across some crazy messiah marijuana plant. It doesn't have magical powers or give you X-ray vision. Your not gonna be featured in high times magazine.

there are thousands of strains out there, the fact that your looking for someone to help you classify your plant into a particular strain, or even give you any other information than what the leaves look like, is why your getting the half wit comments. We're stoned, and that shits funny.

Goodluck mate!
 
sikkinixx

sikkinixx

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It is pretty funny. Both the sarcastic peanut gallery and the people giving expert diagnosis and expected flowering time. Just hilarious.
 
brodietheconeking

brodietheconeking

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dubcoastOGs said:
Stop. It's already like 3 feet tall. He's clearly not struggling. Please don't stereotype phenotypes.
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ok ok,so sativa grow the same as indica's now a days because we cant stereo type a plant?in that case why do we have strains? why do most seed banks have beginner strains? moron
 
dubcoastOGs

dubcoastOGs

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brodietheconeking said:
ok ok,so sativa grow the same as indica's now a days because we cant stereo type a plant?in that case why do we have strains? why do most seed banks have beginner strains? moron
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lol, sure dood.

Attention everyone: ALL SATIVAS ARE HARD TO GROW. Every single one. Everyone one of them is really difficult to grow. Don't grow sativas if your a new grower. ask me, I can tell from the leavesssss, I'm the Lorax.

come on man, get real.

I love you.

why do we have strains...really? really?!?! do you know what gene's are?
 
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