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All three plants are the same strain and in the same tent but one plant is already making tricomes and the other 2 hasn't. Anybody know why is that? They're all from the same breeder.
 

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Wordplay said:
All three plants are the same strain and in the same tent but one plant is already making tricomes and the other 2 hasn't. Anybody know why is that? They're all from the same breeder.
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It’s like that sometimes man. Those are early still. Give it time. Those ones without trichs yet will probably never have as much frost as the others. In my experience these plants tend to be ones that aren’t keepers
 
JumpinJimmy77 said:
It’s like that sometimes man. Those are early still. Give it time. Those ones without trichs yet will probably never have as much frost as the others. In my experience these plants tend to be ones that aren’t keepers
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I think pandawan is right. They're two different plants, because even their heights are different.
 
JumpinJimmy77 said:
It’s like that sometimes man. Those are early still. Give it time. Those ones without trichs yet will probably never have as much frost as the others. In my experience these plants tend to be ones that aren’t keepers
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Sometimes yes sometimes no. The one that developed trichomes earlier might have a shorter flower period depending on it's lineage. The other two might even be more potent than the one developing trichomes early. There are all kinds of variables and you'll only know what you get after you have a finished product.
 
Masterdank420 said:
Sometimes yes sometimes no. The one that developed trichomes earlier might have a shorter flower period depending on it's lineage. The other two might even be more potent than the one developing trichomes early. There are all kinds of variables and you'll only know what you get after you have a finished product.
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Agreed. Just giving my cents from my experiences. They tend to not be the ones I keep
 
JumpinJimmy77 said:
It’s like that sometimes man. Those are early still. Give it time. Those ones without trichs yet will probably never have as much frost as the others. In my experience these plants tend to be ones that aren’t keepers
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Flowering slower has nothing to do with potency. A fast strong pheno is preferred for production purposes.
If you are growing for production
 
CatHedral said:
Wait. I grew hair long before any appeared in my face. (Male)
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I bet you made the mistake of harvesting prematurely, like I did
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