Strawberry Cheesecake Auto

Very simple and straightforward. From the vast majority of fellow growers who have grown Barney's Strawberry Cheesecake Auto this season, it is clearly visible that from the announced predominant phenotype of 75 Indica/25 Sativa, we have mostly obtained Sativa plants. That is, large plants over 120cm with elongated branches, very clear Sativa leaves with wide internodal spaces and typical Sativa flowering, where the small growing buds stick together as the flowering develops. I would like Barney's to make a comment here on GrowDiaries about what this strain of the year has resulted in its phenotypic expression. From an expected majority Indica with compact plants and hypothetical concentrated buds, we have mostly ended up with characteristically Sativa plants, with all the expression of this phenotype, between its vegetative and flowering stages. The hybrid nature of its genetics could even be very present, but there has been a clear predominance of its Sativa heritage and if, like some of us, we have planted it to have a fun, smiley, social smoke that can even be used for daytime tasks, the Sativa expression will surely bring us a "high" smoke, nighttime material, and "cough lock" that melts you into the bed/sofa. Given Barney's quality stamp, the final result won't be bad, both in what we obtained and in the final product, but if we took a gamble on the "black" in the "Strawberry," it has come out "red" and surprises in this particular are not among the things I enjoy the most... and you, fellow growers with "Strawberry's" Sativas... what is your opinion on the matter?