sativa or indica flowering with pics

minigrow

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i need some help determining what these plants are since they are bagseed
and how are they doing for 5 weeks since preflowers today
 

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most bag seeds are a mix but mostly sativa and take ASS long to harvest. give them a few more weeks and you'll have a sick harvest
 
heres a pic of them all they are all 4 and a half foot tall and the last 2 days the tips on the top of the plants shot up another 2 inches is that normal, gotta go i'll get back to you guys in a little
 

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I concur.

Sativa: Tall and stretchy.
Indica: Fat and bushy.
Hybrid: Could be either, whichever characteristics it has shows its dominance.

Bagseed is almost always Sativa, because by nature, seeded stuff comes from outdoor growers. Sativa is a lower maintenance plant that needs less water, and it is more suited to being left alone outside. Indica is shorter, requires more water and nutrients and will give a higher yield typically. That's why indoor growers, who are pouring money and time into their plants, prefer Indica. They'll use techniques like cloning to ensure they don't get any males, and the final product is mighty Sinsemilla.
 
thanks everyone, i know the bushy one is deffinitely indica its growing like a christmas tree and the top cola is so freakin big and fat but you can't really tell because of all the leaves, the other two was what i was wondering i was pretty sure they were sativa dominant but wanted to ask you guys, i'm just hoping they can finish out completely within the next 5 weeks when i will HAVE to cut them down. you think that will be enough time.

incase anyone is wondering they were vegged for 4 weeks growing in dwc hydroponics with super series nutrients, under a 600watt hortilux bulb with lumatek ballast, have had absolutely no problems at all so far so it should be some danknessssss
 
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