In my two current grows, with two strains - one advertised as Sativa Auto and the other with a 75 Indica and 25 Sativa ratio, I ended up with a perfect Indica from the Sativa Auto, and the one with the 75 Indica/25 Sativa ratio developed the lesser predominance, meaning I got a Sativa. Two different breeders, both of whom I consider to be very good developers of genetics, with strains that are well-regarded in the seed market and with very good results, and this season I got "lucky" with two phenotypes that were different from what I expected, which led me to the particular cultivation of each strain. Do you also think that the mass availability of "seed" options contributes to these less desirable results? Are there factors that contribute to the development of contrary phenotypes or with the "recessive" phenotype of the presented ratios? Your comments and opinions are very important...