Dumbguyneedshelp
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For sure I agree. When it was younger I was sure was indica dom... But not anymore lol. Here's another plant the same age that I'm sure is indica dom
Is this indica??
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Dumbguyneedshelp
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I turn most lights off when took the last pic. Usually to bright to work a camera
Like many have said its most likely is a hybrid. And if you ain't grown her inside before, be careful when you flip her if you don't have a lot of vertical space cause some of them hybrids will look like they will just spread out, but in the end they will reach more for the sky than doing anything else. I got one SFV gal that is like that, she will pop these 4" to 5" wide, not long, Indica dom fans during veg, then her fans will thin after the flip and what you thought would be maybe a 3 foot plant when she finishes in a small 3 gallon pot will turn into a 5+ foot giant, nuts. And believe me it can get even worse if I don't keep her as close to the light as I can throughout the entire flowering stage!
Dumbguyneedshelp
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Oh ya ..was10 inches when I flipped and is now 3 feet tall. The stretching slowed down alot now its working on those buds!.
PJ Diaz
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Looks to be a hybrid of Cannabis Indica ssp. Indica and Cannabis Indica ssp. Ahghanica.
Taken from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322819213_Cannabis_Taxonomy_The_sativa_vs_indica_debate
Taken from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322819213_Cannabis_Taxonomy_The_sativa_vs_indica_debate
Dumbguyneedshelp
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It took me a few mins to understand what I was look ing at haha
PJ Diaz
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Yeah. The point is, what we typically call Indica or Sativa is basically wrong. That's according to Cannabis pioneering botanist, Robert C. Clarke, and I don't know anyone that's willing to argue that point with him.
Father Ramirez
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Father Ramirez
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I have always thought it odd that Cannabis Sativa could be both hemp and smokeable flower depending on HOW you grow it. And I suppose the fat Indica leaves and thin Sativa leaves we associate with these names are geographic adaptations by the plant. Dry climate/desert plants grow fat leaves to get enough moisture. High humidity and jungle plants grow thin ones. Fascinating!
Father Ramirez
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And this is the newbie section Hahaha. Robert C Clarke just deciphered the frikken Rosetta Stone of weed. I love it here on RIU
