Quote Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
My Grand daddy Purple is a pure indica, however the leaf structure is very sativa.

White Widow is a sativa dom (60-70%), however my seed grown girl has fairly fat leaves very similar to my Blueberry (indica dom 80%)

Is there a way to tell how long the flower will be on bag seed? No, not really.

Even tho I keep my room clean and free of males and hermies, I do have a male in flower in a separate area. A single grain of pollen on my shirt from that WW male could get on my Vanniluna Female and create a cross that might exhibit completely different growth/flowering characteristics.


Point is, if you don't know the strain the seed came from, and don't know the source of the pollen, you cant really judge flowering time based on the shape of the leaves.
Hey Canna,

I see that all my Big Bud plants have different leaf structure,yet have the same flowering time. Soo... I guess it would be easy for someone to be fooled.
GaGrown Reviewed by GaGrown on . Question for the experienced I have many bag-seeds that I've planted that are now in the seedling stage. Is there a reliable way to determine flowering time based on the seedlings' characteristics? For example, one seedling has close nodes and is wide-leaved. Does this necessarily mean that the strain is indica/indica-dominant and will therefore have a shorter flowering period? In other words, are a plants' characteristics mutually exclusive from its flowering time? Rating: 5