One plant almost twice the size of others

[greenbastard]

Hi,

I have one female plant out of a bunch that is nearly twice the size of the others growing with it. It didn't get any special treatment.

Is this a sign of strong genetics or weak ones?

Excuse the quality of the pic, light went out as I was about to snap the shot and didn't want to fire it again.

Cheers.

greenbastard Reviewed by greenbastard on 06-06-2007. One plant almost twice the size of others Hi, I have one female plant out of a bunch that is nearly twice the size of the others growing with it. It didn't get any special treatment. Is this a sign of strong genetics or weak ones? Excuse the quality of the pic, light went out as I was about to snap the shot and didn't want to fire it again. Cheers. Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

You're dead certain it's female? Frequently, males will be taller than females of the same strain.
Other reasons would be:
-different phenotype
-it's in a dark corner and stretching hard for light

[greenbastard]

I'm almost positive it's female. It was growing directly under the light and was moved because of its size to the outside. I tossed two of its male friends the other day - one of them was close to same size but scraggly.

Like I've mentioned to you before stinky, first grow so not 100% about anything at this point .

I'll get the tripod... brb with a macro view...

[greenbastard]

Here are shots from two different nodes.

[Bree1978]

Yah that is a female. Congrats! Were they bagseed? I've gotten different phenotypes or possibly completely different strains in the same bag.

:jointsmile: Bree

[greenbastard]

Planted 11 Endless sky and 7 Sweet105 from drgreenthumb. There are 5 sweet left in the room and this one is the biggest by far.

Might serve as a good experiment for topping though. Hmmm.

I was betting on 50/50 m/f and if that ratio is off space might be a premium under 1 600w lamp. Shouldn't complain though .