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I planted from seed and moved outdoors on on June 12th. Massachusetts. The plants (two of them) in a compost pile. I have been feeding them

Home Grown®Organic & Natural Tomato, Vegetable & Herb Fertilizer 4-6-3 and every other week Neptune Harvest Fish and Seaweed 2-3-1.​

The plants are growing but are not spreading out, they both are just growing upwards. Last year I planted Blueberry muffin and #14 and both were alot more wide and bushy. How can I make the spread out more?

 

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Genetics. Blueberry Muffins and Number 14 are both indica dominant which tend to be shorter and bushier. You are now growing a sativa dominant which tend to be taller and thinner.

Blueberry Muffins = 80% indica
Number 14 = 75% indica
Green Crack = 65% sativa

 

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That does explain it. Thank you.

 

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THCosmic said:

Genetics. Blueberry Muffins and Number 14 are both indica dominant which tend to be shorter and bushier. You are now growing a sativa dominant which tend to be taller and thinner.

Blueberry Muffins = 80% indica
Number 14 = 75% indica
Green Crack = 65% sativa

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I'm growing some unfamiliar plants from seed and they are narrow not bushy like ones i've grown in the past. Mine are more indica leaning but i just figured it's the genetic makeup of the strains. But i know what you mean. My clones i made are way different than the seed plants they are bushy and short.