LR2 Hey... genetics experts, riddle me this!

[pdraper]

Two LR2 females, #1 started flowering one full week ahead of #2, however as harvest approaches, #2 has finished flowering (more cloudy trichomes) well ahead of #1. Same environment, nutes, lights etc.
Could this be due to genetic variation on a relatively new strain... and if so, is this what is referred to as "phenotype variations"?

pdraper Reviewed by pdraper on 02-12-2008. LR2 Hey... genetics experts, riddle me this! Two LR2 females, #1 started flowering one full week ahead of #2, however as harvest approaches, #2 has finished flowering (more cloudy trichomes) well ahead of #1. Same environment, nutes, lights etc. Could this be due to genetic variation on a relatively new strain... and if so, is this what is referred to as "phenotype variations"? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Could this be due to genetic variation on a relatively new strain... and if so, is this what is referred to as "phenotype variations"?

I'ma go with YES, and YES.
Assuming all plants were grown under identical conditions, that is.

[pdraper]

I kinda figured so... and although this sounds unlikely; I sure hope plant #1 doesn't go completely sativa on me and take some ridiculous amt. of time to finish!