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bag seed does anyone have any idea what she could be?
Backseat does anyone have any idea what this could be?
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Yeah it’s just not possible to know- there are in excesss of 25,000 known strain crosses of cannabis.
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Yeah it’s just not possible to know- there are in excesss of 25,000 known strain crosses of cannabis.
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Welcome to 420Magazine my friend.bag seed does anyone have any idea what she could be?
It's probably an indica dominant hybrid.
Can't tell for sure sorry.
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Nice girl but she seems to be missing some leaves?
Coco in that pot? Or soil?
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Bill284
You can always dig around. While it might not be able to narrow it down exactly, there can be several characteristics. You've got shape now. Here are some fun charts. There not perfect but it will get you going in a direction! As the plant matures take several pictures of the buds in late to end flower. That may help you close in a bit more. Finally after all your hard work, enjoy it like a connoisseur. The taste, smell, and high should be able to give you a nice tight pool of candidates.
I love mystery beans, keeps me on my toes. I've started tracking my mystery strains, it's like a game to me.
I love mystery beans, keeps me on my toes. I've started tracking my mystery strains, it's like a game to me.
Gene Cali
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Indica Afghani Kush. Some kind of O.G.
My guess by the leaf width and structure.
An old hippie would boil leaves and make tea, and by sipping the flavor could also describe mystery weed.
My guess by the leaf width and structure.
An old hippie would boil leaves and make tea, and by sipping the flavor could also describe mystery weed.
I love this question. And how often it is asked and presented to the soothsayers. The dense cloud hanging over my head tells me some form of Kaneh bosem. Hopefully fully purple! May it present like the mystical tree of life and bring great highness and ancient esoteric knowledge.
WeedWarrior420
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what's a bonsai lol. Help the root to hold all these leavesbag seed does anyone have any idea what she could be?
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what do you think now
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Indica, buds will narrow it down unless you have a male. What the forks going on to the left? Cheers.what do you think now
to the forum @Free smoke 
Well, my brothers sisters cousin said it looked like weedbag seed does anyone have any idea what she could be?
but he said he couldn't be sure 
Were you planning on a Low Stess Training for the plant?what do you think now
JiggiLotus
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I didn't know you could actually narrow them into category from leaves. That's awesome. Thank you!!You can always dig around. While it might not be able to narrow it down exactly, there can be several characteristics. You've got shape now. Here are some fun charts. There not perfect but it will get you going in a direction! As the plant matures take several pictures of the buds in late to end flower. That may help you close in a bit more. Finally after all your hard work, enjoy it like a connoisseur. The taste, smell, and high should be able to give you a nice tight pool of candidates.
I love mystery beans, keeps me on my toes. I've started tracking my mystery strains, it's like a game to me.
You have to be careful categorizing this way. There are plenty of hybrids that will grow like a sativa or indica depending on which phenotype the plant expresses with. The Blue Thai I just grew and am currently growing has one version growing squat, bushy, and with wide leaves, but the other is tall, skinny, and has thinner leaves.
That’s why it’s almost impossible to identify a plant strain by sight, especially a picture, with anything more than “looks indica”. It could be indica or it could by a sativa hybrid expressing its indica traits. Unless you know the plants lineage you’re pretty SOL. I imagine you could do genetic testing, but then you have to hope your strain is catalogued.
Most landraces are pretty obvious, but if you’re dealing with a landrace you know the lineage.
Anything else is gonna have to be divined by @BeanTownFan420 and his dense cloud
Definitely. There is so much cross breeding. I enjoy the hunt. While I might never be right, I get more knowledge about strains. Gaining insight into possibilities of lineage. I make notes about every mystery plant. Look, smell, feel, high, leaves. Colors before and after harvest. Im trying to categorize any beans that are produced myself for my own future reference.You have to be careful categorizing this way. There are plenty of hybrids that will grow like a sativa or indica depending on which phenotype the plant expresses with. The Blue Thai I just grew and am currently growing has one version growing squat, bushy, and with wide leaves, but the other is tall, skinny, and has thinner leaves.
That’s why it’s almost impossible to identify a plant strain by sight, especially a picture, with anything more than “looks indica”. It could be indica or it could by a sativa hybrid expressing its indica traits. Unless you know the plants lineage you’re pretty SOL. I imagine you could do genetic testing, but then you have to hope your strain is catalogued.
Most landraces are pretty obvious, but if you’re dealing with a landrace you know the lineage.
Anything else is gonna have to be divined by @BeanTownFan420 and his dense cloud
Yep and now with legalization I see stuff like backyard grows getting seeded then passed down and grown out so it all gets a bit hazy. That’s why landrace strains go for absurd amounts of money, to the point it basically became a race to find them. There is none of that random grow here that becomes a foundational grow for a hybrid there stuff that muddles the line.
If you’re doing it for your own purposes then yeah, categorizing, learning more, exploring, that’s what it’s all about. It’s extremely useful knowing what to expect out of a plant’s morphology, especially if you’re indoors. All the better if you’re able to pull something you like out of it.
Definitely! My biggest problem is with the authenticity of so many outlets. Everyone claims to have the next best strain. My issue is there is NO consistency. When purchasing genetics Bob can tell you it's anything. But nobody knows unless you have the analysis done yourself. That is truly the only peace of mind.
2 seeds 10 seeds 100 seeds. Each uniquely different.
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