theexpress
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by those pics and the short squat nature of the plants and tightness of the nodes, plus fat leaves i am 100% sure you have heavey indica dom. plants
Indicas or Sativas? Please help +REP
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by those pics and the short squat nature of the plants and tightness of the nodes, plus fat leaves i am 100% sure you have heavey indica dom. plants
theexpress
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this looks to be your most sativa..... looks like a 60/40 mix
mcgradyn216
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def mostly indica I use bagseed alot its actually pretty cool with the shit can come from the genetics.
theexpress
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your lucky to have gotten indicas from bagseeds.. usually most bagseed is sativa, or sativa dom, and isnt usually very good genetics, or if good is never really top notch genettics unless you toy and tweek them out a bit
WeedxManxEli
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Wow. That's good. I'm glad I got indica. I've seen some Sativa plants and really didn't want mine to be it due to height restrictions and stuff like that. I heard Indica has more denser buds also. Is that true?
WeedxManxEli
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Yeahh. That one plant has thinner leaves and longer also. They were frome differnt bagseeds so that's why I guess. BTW that sativa is my largest plant now. Its pretty bushy too. Its because I LSTed it a lot too. But growth is great and fast.
theexpress
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that sativa still has indica in it... and yes generally speaking indica buds are much dense then sativa
mcgradyn216
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yes i can believe that. hand picked from several seeds and grown wit bc chemi's but rinsed like fuck. i kinda hate BC's recipe for succes
2manystrains
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Yeah, but it's not indica dominant then is it? That's afghani...plain and simple.
To answer the posters question:
Hash plant is just a general term for an afghani plant presumably because of their heavy trichome and resin production, so they make good hash.
samtheham420
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Those are def Indica babies=]
Indica plants have fat leaves, Sativa stains have skinny ones like mine=]
Indica plants have fat leaves, Sativa stains have skinny ones like mine=]
poplars
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it's making shit more complicated because most indica is actually afghani . . . so you're literally just being overcomplicated there for no good reason.
I mean if 90% of people are going to refer to most afgani strains as indica, why try?
WeedxManxEli
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Thanks guys.
2manystrains
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Man oh man...how much clearer can I make it! Refer to post #29. I give up.
poplars
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that's all most people need to know, indica = stoney sativa = uppity. there are some growth patterns but damn why do you have to get all butthurt because nobody wants to refer to every specific strain they've been calling indica as afghanica . . . . if we did that, there's hardly any true indica out there . . . compared to afghanica, but everyone calls afghanica indica as well so there's no point to your insistent corrections.
Miss MeanWeed
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I would have guessed Indica because it's bagseed.
poplars
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er, the fact that it's a bag seed means absolutely nothing. it could be anything from a mexican sativa to a high grade afghani indica . . . . . . more likely sativa most of the time because most seeded weed is mexican sativa. otherwise it has hermaphrodite traits, made by a hermie.
or very very very very rarely, the grower accidently polinated a part he/she shouldn't have then you have a true score . .. .
Miss MeanWeed
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I see what you are saying. Where I am from there's no such thing as shitty seeded mexican sativa dope for sale. A commercial grower who grows sativas is, well, non-existent. I would even go further to suggest it could be a seed pollinated from a indoor hermie. And will probably be female, IMO from my POV
2manystrains
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See now if only you wouldn't have made that "butthurt" crack, I wouldn't feel compelled to point out that you are promoting ignorance.
poplars
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I'm not promoting ignorance, I'm promoting not confusing someone causing more ignorance than already existent in his mind . .. . . and hermies don't always mean females, that's after many many inbreeds . . . it's more likely to mess up the genetics in a way that its more likely to hermaphrodite in flowering.
2manystrains
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I don't understand how telling the guy what he really has is all that confusing. Ok, I'm done.