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These are all the same strain

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These are all the same strain

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Believe it or not, these are all the same strain, and there is only one week difference between them, some are one week older than the others. As you can see, there is one plant that is ready and several that don't even have pre-flowers yet.
 

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The first plant flowering in the bunch is the plant under the most stress.
 
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