Ok Whats Up?!

[Skoolie]

Okay what's the deal here? I got a pack of Godfather OG seeds and a pack of Gorilla Glue grapefruit seeds and so far the ones I planted this season are both different from each other. The Godfather OG difference is iForce flowered one of the plants early-season and let the second one run its course. The forced flowered Godfather is deep purple and huge. The second Godfather is normal green colored but scrawny. Now the two gorilla glues I planted right next to each other and let them both run their natural courses. I gave them the exact same nutes. 1 flowered with bright pink hairs and the other one has just White hairs. Why would this happen with the same seeds from the same packets? First two pictures are The Godfather second to Gorilla Glue grapefruit

 

[Stormblessed]

Just different phenotypes I’m gonna assume, it takes a lot of time and work to stabilize genetics and still never 100% same every seed

 

[Skoolie]

Just different phenotypes I’m gonna assume, it takes a lot of time and work to stabilize genetics and still never 100% same every seed

The Godfather colors really through me...such a difference!

 

[013]

while all the seeds.... (in a pack or found in a bud) may be related - they will not produce identical plants. what storm said - different phenos. One could be sativa dominant, the next leans to indica side, another could be purple buds, while it’s sister has orange pistils.... all coming from the same parents.

 

[NuttyProfessor]

i watched a video on how seed banks package seeds , if you watch it you will understand more how you can have all different phenos in one pack , they have 1000s of seeds,, not one will come from the same plant a pack of ten seeds can come from ten plants the same stains though but different phenos coming through , even 1000 seeds you will be lucky it came from the same plant,

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