guess the strain pls
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no chance... you'll never know at such an early stage anyway. there're few strains that have really distinctive features that make them anywhere near able to be determined without knowing before hand.
oh, that?
it's Mount Tangkuban Perahu Rolling Clustercrotch.
born of a desert volcano, its terpenes are tinted with the tones of burning tires and wet dog. the buzz is marginal, however several frequent consumers swear it actually makes Leno funny. 73% indica, 54% sativa, 12% brussel sprouts, it is a rarity in that it is neither auto flower, nor photoperiod triggered flowering - one must sacrifice a chicken (bucket of KFC original - *NOT EXTRA CRISPY* - will do in a pinch) to initiate flower in this strain. flowering takes between 7 weeks and 7 months, depending on the grower's regional gravity.
it's Mount Tangkuban Perahu Rolling Clustercrotch.
born of a desert volcano, its terpenes are tinted with the tones of burning tires and wet dog. the buzz is marginal, however several frequent consumers swear it actually makes Leno funny. 73% indica, 54% sativa, 12% brussel sprouts, it is a rarity in that it is neither auto flower, nor photoperiod triggered flowering - one must sacrifice a chicken (bucket of KFC original - *NOT EXTRA CRISPY* - will do in a pinch) to initiate flower in this strain. flowering takes between 7 weeks and 7 months, depending on the grower's regional gravity.
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Puddin'tane
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ayahuasca there're two types of marijuana plants sativa and indica, if it's short and bushy when it grows up this suggests it's most likely indica (dominant) if it's tall and spindly it's most likely sativa (dominant). often plants are sativa and indica crosses meaning they're part of both, if they're more sativa than indica eg 70%sat and 30%ind then it's sat dominant and will most likely show sat traits, however there's a large amount of genetic variation in almost all strains as far as i know so even if you got 100 seeds from one mother you'll get a HUGE range of different looking plants. it's really not easy to do at all, determining a plants strain from its phenotype (physical traits you can see), even genotypes are probably very difficult as so many strains have been crossed here and there and thus all are very closely related. the best way to know what strain it is is to buy it form a store and keep your plant(s) labeled lol. good luck
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Ontariostoner
That's what I was gonna say - it sure looks like it.
Definitely - eastern slope of the volcano, you can tell by the smell. I scratched the monitor and it came through right away.
Good call.
Those plants appear to be Cannabis
Unfortunately it's 100% completely impossible to EVER tell you what strain that is, people can guess, but you'll never know for sure, no matter how it looks, even at the end of flowering.
They look healthy and happy to me, so I'd say be happy and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Looks like a nice Indica to me.
master shake
Active member
oh that is obviously Ak x blueberry...You can see the leaves look like AK and the stem kinda looks like blueberry.
This is a joke right, do you really expect someone to know the answer??
This is a joke right, do you really expect someone to know the answer??
bromhexine
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looks like a mtprc cross indeed but hard to say if it is actually purebred. check out the initial leaflets under a microscope if there are pock marks it may very well be a cross where flowering may indeed initiate automatically.
