Sativied
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I agree, it should never :) Unfortunately that's not the case. When a genotype expresses in a phenotype (creating new cells based on that DNA) the environment plays a role.Phenotype should never change from cloned plant.
Yes that's why I wrote in my first reply: "Less likely when they all are given the same environment and treatment". That post above was more generally speaking, not saying that is actually what's going on with the OPs plant, just that it's possible to see pheno variation in clones from the same plant. It doesn't necessarily take a lot though (i.e. one in a corner getting less light, colder, near intake, different watering regime with a different nutrient balance, etc, etc.). It's why in that quote in my post above, they mention they "will" differ (just not necessarily for noticeable key traits), because in practice no two plants get exactly the same treatment and conditions.^^ thou this post makes perfect sense wouldn't these above plants have all been grown in the same environment ?
Eggzactly...^^ thou this post makes perfect sense wouldn't these above plants have all been grown in the same environment ?
A question also thou the genotype can express different phenotypes in different environments will the end product ( flowers) be the same if grown in the same flower room environment ? I would have to think yes if the same mother , which leads me back to the point of the clones above being grown in the same environment
Hope that makes sense ...I'm quite baked
And yes i will post some veg pics to show the difference. Its in the log but so you dont have to search i will just post them here.Yes , I would have to agree with you @Sativied as a week that early in flower can be the reasoning for the slight difference in appearance . But he has stated that they were different even in veg , suppose time will tell .
No recycled soil. I also rotate veg room weekly so as to avoid these circumstances.Same soil ? If recycled how can you ensure same soil was used...just thinking outloud but I'll go back and read from beginning.....could have anything different happen to it from early on? A shock of any sort maybe too cold of water or strong of nutrient, by the ac vent or a hot spot......
Again you are correct in sayimg they are slight differences, also your pics up above show a perfect example of what you are stating may be happening.Yes that's why I wrote in my first reply: "Less likely when they all are given the same environment and treatment". That post above was more generally speaking, not saying that is actually what's going on with the OPs plant, just that it's possible to see pheno variation in clones from the same plant. It doesn't necessarily take a lot though (i.e. one in a corner getting less light, colder, near intake, different watering regime with a different nutrient balance, etc, etc.). It's why in that quote in my post above, they mention they "will" differ (just not necessarily for noticeable key traits), because in practice no two plants get exactly the same treatment and conditions.
After seeing the pics I honestly don't see that much difference, it seems it just isn't fully transitioned to flowering yet and like I said I expect it will end up looking like the other. Light leak or too much N in the soil or something like that seems more likely.
Thanks for your input homebrew much appreciated.I will say its odd. Not sure what to make of it really. Phenotype should never change from cloned plant. Hormonal issues and light/food can cause ablormalities but if treated right they usually come around. Difference in appearance is morphological.
Anyway good luck sorry cant be more of a help.
Peace
None, been in the same room since the day she was cut off the mom plant. That was my first analysis that was ruled out quite quickly. Due to me only having a 3x4 veg tent. That i clone in also.There has to be some environmental difference that's being missed. I can't find any other decent explanation for it otherwise.
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