Strain Separation

[dr4bud]

Can you grow different stains under the same light or should they be separated?

dr4bud Reviewed by dr4bud on 11-26-2007. Strain Separation Can you grow different stains under the same light or should they be separated? Rating: 5

[Twentyinches]

Absolutely, people do it all the time :jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

Can ya tell me how many different strains are represented in this picture?
Hint: There are no repeats. Each mother is unique.

[skunky8977]

Can ya tell me how many different strains are represented in this picture?
Hint: There are no repeats. Each mother is unique.

ahhhhhhh 12

[Twentyinches]

I'll say 13!

[the image reaper]

hmmm, 13 was a good answer ... while I have frequently had 'mixed grows', I almost always regretted it ... just my luck, but seemed like I could never have enough similarities in them, to not cause minor adjustments later ... height differences are the primary hassle, but are easily overcome ... sometimes, there can be nute differences, that are more of a bother ... my White Widow didn't like being fed much, while my others were little pigs ... so, I wound up with about 3 different nutes mixes for 5 plants .... other than those minor irritations, you're good to go :jointsmile:

[dr4bud]

So other than feeding differences, It's all good? No denigration in potency?

[stinkyattic]

Nope! No loss of potency. Just be twice as aware of deficiency/tox symptoms.