why is one plant maturing faster than 3 other plants?

frOstd

Active Member
this one plant has had orange hairs for like two weeks, while the other 3 dont have one single orange hair?
 

d.c. beard

Well-Known Member
Different phenotypes brotha, every plant matures at it's own rate unless you are growing clones all off the same plant.

Chop and hang the one that's ready, and let the others go until they look like they're ready to be chopped too.
 

robert 14617

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when a cross produces offspring that do not breed true (i.e., the offspring do not all resemble their parents) we say the parents have genes that segregate or are hybrid. Just as a strain can breed true for one or more traits, it can also segregate for one or more traits; this is often seen. For example, consider a cross where some of the offspring have webbed leaves and some have normal compound-pinnate leaves



this is from a large post in the grow FAQ's in advanced techniques ,it means different genes can be expressed showing diff traits they all wont look alike at times or finish at the same time
 
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