XXL auto and Royal Gorilla Auto

Hello. If you go to the breeders page and look up your strain. When you scroll down and see all the crosses that go/went into making of your strain. You must realize that each one of those mixes can put some genes into your strain. Yes. some breeders go to great lengths to breed out the unwanted traits. Even the best breeders will have some variances in their plants. Such as difference in taste and bud size and stretch when flowering. When I use regular seeds I can usually see a bigger difference in traits. Good luck Chuck.

In my opinion it is just the genetic. Your plants are beautiful and healthy so don't worry. You know plants are like humans some plant grows fast and tall and others small and slow. Continue to do your good job. Bye

Hello the difference can be due to different phenotypes. Maybe you have indica phenotypes and others are sativas phenotypes. Hope it helps you. Good luck. Bye

I agree with Oregonman. Sweet seeds is a very reliable breeder with amazing genetics. No Outsourcing from them.

Basically, unstable and questionable genetics. In other words, poor breeding practices, whereby Seed Stockers allegedly outsource their breeders and just market a product without direct involvement. Next time, try some "Sweet Seeds" seeds, you will be amazed with their quality genetics and reasonable prices. After growiong for 35+ years, they have become my "go to" seed bank and I recommend them to all growers, new or veterans, as top results are so easily achieved. Potency, yield, stability, 99.9% germination and ease of cultivation are all reasons why this seedbank are the quiet achievers of the cannabis market. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Hey there Jujuju, there's a ton of reasons, most of the time there will be microclimates in your grow tent, something like air circulation, light intensity, temperature, humidity, everywhere will be slightly different, some will stretch for the light, some will have better humidity than others, and of course the principle reason is small differences in genetics. hope this helps ! 🚀