How 2 seeds of the same breed can be so different.

shpongler

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• May 7, 2023

• #1

Also, what could be the cause of the right plant looking kinda unhappy? Giving less water or more water didnt make the leaves perk up at all.

 

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go go kid

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• May 7, 2023

• #2

what strain/ photo/auto try looking up phenotypes

 

Boatguy

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• May 7, 2023

• #3

Are you just wetting around the plant rather than fully watering the hole pot?
Would explain why the smaller one with the smaller root system is doing better

 

shpongler

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• May 7, 2023

• #4

Im watering the whole pot when the weight is very light, i water untill i get some runoff. Strain is shining silver lemon haze feminized photoperiods. Its a lemon haze x skunk breed iirc. Both seeds germinated and sprouted at the same time.

 

Tolerance Break

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• May 7, 2023

• #5

shpongler said:

Im watering the whole pot when the weight is very light, i water untill i get some runoff. Strain is shining silver lemon haze feminized photoperiods. Its a lemon haze x skunk breed iirc. Both seeds germinated and sprouted at the same time.

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For a plant to breed with consistent results, it needs to be selectively inbred.

As for their current state, one could have slower root development for a litany of reasons. There's no real way of knowing. I've mishandled seeds that did great, I've had a gang of seedlings get the same treatment and one will lag behind for one reason or another.