Otherwise, search diaries on this site to see what other peolpe have to say about those strains.

How a plant looks now will have no bearing on final results regarding flower quality and what YOU like. Pick whichever strain YOU like the best from the breeders description.

If you don't run it out all your doing is guessing which cuts are the keepers, only thing you can even remotely tell from just veg is if they are duds, and even that I have had plants look like losers in veg and pump out amazing flower. So just flip a coin.

You will have to wait and see how these turn out and choose from then onwards. Like been said u can't point out a mother plant specimen from a highly trained plant. No chsricaristics.

Low iq question! Are you retarded?

It really depends on what you're evaluating – but purely based on appearance/vigor, I would put the ones with the closest internode spacing and the most even structure at the front. They seem the most stable, branch nicely, and have the best potential for dense buds. The slightly spindlier ones may look "bigger" at first, but they often sacrifice yield because the energy goes more into stretch than into flowers. Without a smoke test, it’s a bit of a crystal ball situation, but just based on the structure, I’d say: compact + bushy = best choice 👍 Happy Growing Growmie🌱?💚

You trained a lot. You have no bloom, no stretch. You ask for spacing, you have it in a freaking net.. no one can see that on a picture!! Vigor.. you trained a lot.. you can't judge stretch Yield potential.. really?! Without flowering? Just don't mind your pictures ask for an adivce based on the strain description. Perhaps not all answers are wrong or vague. Asking for yield potential really should make you think about your own question.