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Hello, thats a beautiful little lady, , ya got there. The answer to your questions is both. The right light, in the right room, can do wonders for a plant with the wrong light in the wrong room. However just is the same with regard to the genetics. Some species adapted to higher elevation and cooler temperatures, where as others adapted to lower, hot, humid climates giving us a wonderous array of phenotypical expressions, through hybridization. Your sir have both good goin on. Nice genetics responding to a nice light, with a nice grower to tend. Keep up the good work! ✌

Hey jeremiah , looks like a broad leafed squat indica , i would guess genetics ......

Yup - looks like a hardy indica. Them girls be like that, fluffy and all. If you were looking for better progress, I'd check ph of the runoff. I've seen soil take a turn at just about this stage when I had the recipe fucked up in some way.

Thanks for all the positivity!! She's doing well going into weeks 4, transplant shock only lasted 6 hours or so, starting LST.

She looks like main cola strain to me:)I would leave it in her normal shape if possible.

I was think the same thing, I'm just going to do one full rotation, to even her out. I've never been at this point in 4 weeks though, throwing me off a little. She looks like she'll be ready to send to flower in a couple of weeks?

Yes,it looks really cool actually.:)Very healthy.I think the small,very bushy plants should be(looks like they grow slower,dont stretch so much) leaved in their normal shape with one top and some more sativa varieties like topping and reshape faster after that.But it will be just fine with LST too:)May be you have to wait and grow it a little longer before flip......