Yes I can understand that plants can react differently with light, conditions and feeding but I received 20 iWhite widows in a starter pack and I have two possibly three very different looking plants all fed from the same reservoir under the same 600 HPS DE.
Started with 5 four germinated under SE flurries then moved to LED COBS for three week then to the HPS.
One is a perfect looking WW the others are very different? All femail but the one that behaved like the perfect WW developed two small male sacks on the main branch that I removed after week three of flowering and 3 weeks later no dreaded male signs. Will look out for bananas on the cola.
Will follow with pics the HPS pics don’t look great.
I had a similar issue with my white widow autos but it ended up being white widow it just grew completely different than I’ve ever seen
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Yup, happened with one of mine also, Wayy different
It’s not different strains, it’s variations within the strain, some are expressing other genes
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Mine was expressing the “Runt of the litter” gene, lol, I was gonna pull it but kept it growing to the end, I learned a lot from that plant, no kidding.
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Yes no doubt seems to be runts teach you almost the most lol
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Nice yea ones a tiny that’s for sure
I was growing WW fem. also , this never made it past 24 inches, although it had characteristics of a Sativa, my fem.WW grew Huge in no time, over 5 1/2 ft., , This was not a WW , it did have Ruderalis characteristics which Is in an Auto I believe.
This is Wild Ruderelis , not my plant , exactly like my plant though and straight from ILGM !!
So how can one really know the strain? I have three amnesia haze auto, two look the same one is different looking. I understand the different gene thing but how do you know for sure?