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Eliana66
Eliana66started grow question 3 years ago
Why is one of my plants bigger and greener? Their grow conditions a have been identical. Both are ILGM GG. Fox farms soil and a little clonex, fox farms soil and some Dynomyco when I transplanted them from the seed starters. I’m kind of lost.
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DYNOMYCO
DYNOMYCOanswered grow question a year ago
Hey Eliana, sorry just got now to this question. Were those automated seeds? Because if so, you will certainly notice difference from plant to plant, mostly because automated Cannabis seeds change a lot. I'm curious though, how's been your experience with DYNOMYCO?
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BATMAN_GROWS
BATMAN_GROWSanswered grow question 3 years ago
Also take this into consideration you have one In a black pot and one in a white pot typically light will penetrate the white pot rather than a black or brown pot therfore damaging your root zone plant roots hate light first thing I always make sure is that light cant get through to your root zone always will have a effect
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sir_isO
sir_isOanswered grow question 3 years ago
Oh and the other thing is, soil mixes and stuff still vary, even in the same bag. One pot could have a little more of this and that mineral, and the other a little more of something else, slight watering differences, etc. All of those small differences in the factors add up. So you really shouldn't be worried, as long as they look healthy (and currently they look healthy). Later they should be more comparable (assuming they are basically the same phenotypes, and both pretty much get the same treatments), small changes initially are seemingly more exacerbated, because of the growth rate and those differences become marginal later regarding age, size, etc.
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sir_isO
sir_isOanswered grow question 3 years ago
Other than individual genetic differences, transplanting effects could cause one to recover slower (as it repairs roots, readjust or whatever).
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 3 years ago
It’s the law of inheritance, you can get different phenotypes from the same genotype.
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tricombo420
tricombo420answered grow question 3 years ago
Eu acho q não há problema. Muitas das minhas sementes nascem umas depois das outras. as vezes umas dão um salto maior que outras, mas desde que não estejas paradas, acho que não há problema Obrigado
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