High leaf to calyx ration...genetic or not?
- Thread starter mtbazz
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from seed (you didn't say) 10 seeds could display 10, way different, phenotypes (10 pheno types out of 10 seeds is very unlikely though).
so because 1 out of ??? 5 looks/is different is usually genetics. OTOH one could be way too close to a light or not getting enough O2 could cause some deformity. I hate trimming and base my strainage selections on low L2C ratios.
These came to me by another grower as clones, but I am pretty sure they guy who gave them to me started them from seed.
I was thinking maybe I was giving to much grow during flower. Trying again with this particular one so we'll see what happens. If it still looks like that one it's going to the hash pile and the mother is getting culled...no time for that shit lol...
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sourpuss
Id say 50 50... same clone in different peoples hands usually have different outcomes.... from looks to smell to taste to potency.... might be leaning heavier on the grower side.. genetics matter for sure....
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Lots of variables, but like Chimera said, genetics going to
play a big part in the calyx to leaf thing.
I have flowered the same clones from mother plants,
mothers from cuttings over time, and have seen an average
of ratio that favor cooler ambient temps over lighting
environmentals.
Same terpene profiles, but more leaf in warmer temps.
Good thread
play a big part in the calyx to leaf thing.
I have flowered the same clones from mother plants,
mothers from cuttings over time, and have seen an average
of ratio that favor cooler ambient temps over lighting
environmentals.
Same terpene profiles, but more leaf in warmer temps.
Good thread
agree on both points
