Seeds of the same strain?

Mrsmith31480

Mrsmith31480

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I found two beans in the same bud at the bottom of a big bag and tossed them in some dirt back in may. After alot of trial and mostly error they survived and are fruitful. 25 odd days into flower.IMG_20181022_211206.jpgThe shorter plant on right all the buds look different than the taller one on left.
I was wondering if thats normal for seeds from the same strain to look so different?
I have clones from both plants and they are about 30 odd days into flower in a micro grow and they all look the same.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Mrsmith31480 said:
I found two beans in the same bud at the bottom of a big bag and tossed them in some dirt back in may. After alot of trial and mostly error they survived and are fruitful. 25 odd days into flower.View attachment 4220223The shorter plant on right all the buds look different than the taller one on left.
I was wondering if thats normal for seeds from the same strain to look so different?
I have clones from both plants and they are about 30 odd days into flower in a micro grow and they all look the same.
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Different phenotypes and normal. Or not abnormal. Looks sativa dominant.
 
Mrsmith31480

Mrsmith31480

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It is sativa dom. Juicy jack supposed to be but I cant find any flowering pics of that strain online so idk. Looks like its got some jack in her but im new to this so Idk.

So will I get different taste smell and high from both?
 
Lordhooha

Lordhooha

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Mrsmith31480 said:
It is sativa dom. Juicy jack supposed to be but I cant find any flowering pics of that strain online so idk. Looks like its got some jack in her but im new to this so Idk.

So will I get different taste smell and high from both?
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Plants can present various different phenotypes. Some short some taller some purple some super frosty. Different smells and tastes can come from all sorts of different phenos as well. It's why ppl hunt down certain phenotypes to keep as mothers for cloning purposes.
 
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