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Different growth, reason for concern?

Newgrow25
Newgrow25started grow question 9h ago
Noticed one plant is thriving more than the other. Should I be concerned about to one that had slower growth. The one that's doing better (back plant) started off smaller and didnt have as much foliage. Now the more densely foliage plant seems to be growing slower.
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Selkot
Selkotanswered grow question 3h ago
hey 👋 absolutely no reason to concern, just a slight variation in genetics, but very similar in fact. The shape of your plants is identical. enjoy!
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 7h ago
plants are not twins they have differences, no biggie. just support them on what they need. Maybe some LST to keep the canopy even.
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RBG
RBGanswered grow question 9h ago
Okay so, slowed growth can be a few reason of things. Could be locked out due to salt build up. If you haven't flush your plant with pH neutral water without any nutrients or additives, if you're using a 10gal pot, 10L is enough to do this. Could be root problems, as you can't see because its in soil you can use a Root cleaner to fix this issue. I run rdwc so I need pythoff to keep root rot from forming. Could be your nutrients intake or watering ( not getting enough or too high E.c ) Could be a calmag issue but doesn't look like it. Remember your light is shared, the bigger plant will take more lighting which in return will give you slower growth Could just come down to genetics even if its the same strain/breeder it could have popped out a different pheno from the one its originally meant this
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