Why plants are growing differently

EJBudz
EJBudzstarted grow question 4y ago
Same strain different growth rates and patterns. One plant is shorter and wider while the other plant is taller. Basically the same amount of leaves. The shorter and wider plant was repotted a week sooner in cycle. Could that be the reason? Or genetics?
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Youthman
Youthmananswered grow question 4y ago
Hey! Let's say that yes, it could be that the extra week allowed the plant to "feel" before getting more soil, making it bulk up more easily :) but keep in mind that since they were grown from seed, it could just be a matter of pheno :) if the difference stays pretty similar throughout the growth, then it's the pheno; if they stay similar, then it was just the repotting.
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 4y ago
When you grow from seed you are going to have observable differences in plants. Many refer to these as different phenotypes of the same variety or strain. Totally normal.
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Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 4y ago
It is going to be due to genetics, it sounds like you have different phenotypes. When talking about smell, taste, color, shape, and potency, it is always the phenotype that is at work.
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