Strain?
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CanadianJim
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Nope. No way to tell from pics. The most anyone will be able to give you is whether they look like sativa, hybrid, or indica strains.
Personally I think they look like hybrids.
Personally I think they look like hybrids.
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Would a better picture help?
CanadianJim
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No. There just aren't any identifying characteristics in cannabis plants. You can guess when they're flowering based on the scent, or while smoking by the taste (some people can anyway), but when it comes to pics, especially during veg? No.
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ic. All 3 do have a different smell. Got them from the store they should be good! Thank you for your input!
ridefas78
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why not ask who ever you got the clones from? it's hard to really tell by looking at it specific strains
The Phantom
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Agreed, if you can ask the person you got them from, that’s really going to be the only way you may ever find out. There’s a million different strains out there, short of taking a dna test you may never know exactly what it is you have growing. Even a lot of known strains will show different phenotypes throughout the strain (Purple Kush that’s not purple or an indica dominant strain that you end up with a sativa leaning phenotype of, etc).
We’re these clones taken from a flowering plant or have you been growing them for a while and started flowering them? I’m seeing buds, 3 pointed leaves, and compact/dense growth. I’m trying to figure out if this is normal growth or if you have monster cropped clones that are re-vegging.
We’re these clones taken from a flowering plant or have you been growing them for a while and started flowering them? I’m seeing buds, 3 pointed leaves, and compact/dense growth. I’m trying to figure out if this is normal growth or if you have monster cropped clones that are re-vegging.
It doesn't work that way. If you showed us pictures of plants that had orange, blue, yellow, purple, and black leaves... and there was ONE strain in the world that exhibited that characteristic (as far as I know, there aren't any), it would be different. Or if you were growing TWO markedly different strains, had mixed up the seeds, and wanted to know which plant was which strain (although, even then, if one or both had such variation of phenotypes that one of them could be confused with one of the other strain's, it'd be iffy).
But, other than that, no.
But, other than that, no.
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i got them from the store, I’ll do that Thanks!
ridefas78
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oh then they should be able to tell you 100%
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Ic Thank You!
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I think I ask the checkout person, he didn’t know. I can tell their all different from their leaves right now , I’ll post pics in flowering stage later on , maybe someone can help me then. Thanks again!
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