60 Indica 40 Sativa

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Unique_flow

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #1

How to make a 60 indica 40 sativa strain?

 

Medskunk

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #2

Get a strain with those specs and grow a handful of em. One of which is bound to be 60-40. What else

 

PopAndSonGrows

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #3

That whole thing about this % sativa /that % indica, is purely anecdotal. Nobody is getting their genetics tested for percent of lineage.

 

Tolerance Break

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #4

Grow weed

 

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #5

PopAndSonGrows said:

That whole thing about this % sativa /that % indica, is purely anecdotal. Nobody is getting their genetics tested for percent of lineage.

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Thanks bro! I was always curious about that tbh

 

J2M3S

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #6

Can you please explain how you came up with those percentages?

 

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #7

J2M3S said:

Can you please explain how you came up with those percentages?

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I'm asking a question mate, I see online some strains are 60 % Indica and 40 % Sativa

 

Medskunk

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #8

You could grow 60 pure indicas and 40 pure sativas then make concentrates, then mix the concentrates and kaboom.. 60-40 baby

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #9

Not long ago I read an article on percentages of Indica/sativa. They did genetic testing, and used established Indica/sativa markers. The bottom line was most of the percentages were not accurate, even what were considered landrace Indica or sativa strains had markers for the other subspecies.

 

T macc

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #10

Phytoplankton said:

Not long ago I read an article on percentages of Indica/sativa. They did genetic testing, and used established Indica/sativa markers. The bottom line was most of the percentages were not accurate, even what were considered landrace Indica or sativa strains had markers for the other subspecies.

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Yup. There is such a thing as a longer flowering Afghani. Shorter flowering plants became selected when hash demand became high