Amnesia. Could it be this difference?

MS-13

MS-13

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Hello everyone, this is the room of 13 plants.
8 of them are the smaller ones, not the high ones.
5 of them are those big ones.
Could it be both amnesia strain?

Im adding photos and video. The difference between their leaves (in size the most)
The highs, AND THOSE 5 (with bigger leaves), they got to me really stressed, and when i've flipped 12/12 they were allmost not eating... about 1L/day. Against those 8, they ate 2L - 2.5L/day.

Adding video for you to see the difference in head structure. And how it grows.
What is your opinion?
Could it be any other reasons?

Thank you,
Best regards
 

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Well, it certainly is possible to get different phenotypes from the very same batch of seeds. It's more common with autoflower varieties, but still very possible with photoperiod strains.
 
Logan Burke said:
Well, it certainly is possible to get different phenotypes from the very same batch of seeds. It's more common with autoflower varieties, but still very possible with photoperiod strains.
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I basically get different phenotypes with every strain I grow from every breeder.
 
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