#Heisenbeans Genetics
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KMOG
Always rockin’ at half mast
Adjusting to your room. Same bud, slightly(Sometimes drastically) different appearance.I always noticed a change in my plants from seed to clone in flower. Somehow the buds are always slightly different from the original seed the second time around. I would just say fuck it. I aint asking any questions cause people already think I'm insane
KMOG
Always rockin’ at half mast
For anyone confused
“ clones copy the genotype of the mother plant 1:1 and you’ll continuously end up with the same phenotype assuming a constant environment. Let’s say you grow one of these identical clones using a hydro set-up, and one in organic soil. This varying environment might result in different phenotypes of the same genotype.”
Check out that assuming constant environment part
“T he way an organism physically expresses itself via its genetic makeup is its phenotype. All expressed, observable traits associated with an organism are that organism’s phenotype. The phenotype is a result of selective gene expression, or the ability to turn genes on or off. Genes may turn on or off depending on environmental conditions, which alter the organism’s phenotype. Terpene and cannabinoid profile, height, bud density, and leaf shape are all examples of phenotypic traits that can vary with different growing conditions, even within the same genotype.”
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“ clones copy the genotype of the mother plant 1:1 and you’ll continuously end up with the same phenotype assuming a constant environment. Let’s say you grow one of these identical clones using a hydro set-up, and one in organic soil. This varying environment might result in different phenotypes of the same genotype.”
Check out that assuming constant environment part
“T he way an organism physically expresses itself via its genetic makeup is its phenotype. All expressed, observable traits associated with an organism are that organism’s phenotype. The phenotype is a result of selective gene expression, or the ability to turn genes on or off. Genes may turn on or off depending on environmental conditions, which alter the organism’s phenotype. Terpene and cannabinoid profile, height, bud density, and leaf shape are all examples of phenotypic traits that can vary with different growing conditions, even within the same genotype.”
Basic Cannabis Knowledge: Genotype and Phenotype - RQS Blog
Why is every single cannabis plant grown from seed slightly different? Read this blog on genotypes and phenotypes for a comprehensible explanation.
www.royalqueenseeds.com
Cannabis Genotypes and Phenotypes: What Makes a Strain Unique?
Two things influence the structural formation of the cannabis plant: genes and environment. This guide will carry you through the evolution of the plant.
www.leafly.com
What's the difference between phenotype and genotype?
Phenotype and genotype are terms commonly used in the cannabis industry. Dictionary definitions of these terms may not provide a complete understanding of their roles in cannabis botany, but taking a closer look into how they each apply to the cannabis plant helps navigate the...
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sfrigon1
Seed Aficionado
Buddy no offense but this is day 3 on this . Time to let her go....For anyone confused
“ clones copy the genotype of the mother plant 1:1 and you’ll continuously end up with the same phenotype assuming a constant environment. Let’s say you grow one of these identical clones using a hydro set-up, and one in organic soil. This varying environment might result in different phenotypes of the same genotype.”
Check out that assuming constant environment part
“T he way an organism physically expresses itself via its genetic makeup is its phenotype. All expressed, observable traits associated with an organism are that organism’s phenotype. The phenotype is a result of selective gene expression, or the ability to turn genes on or off. Genes may turn on or off depending on environmental conditions, which alter the organism’s phenotype. Terpene and cannabinoid profile, height, bud density, and leaf shape are all examples of phenotypic traits that can vary with different growing conditions, even within the same genotype.”
Basic Cannabis Knowledge: Genotype and Phenotype - RQS Blog
Why is every single cannabis plant grown from seed slightly different? Read this blog on genotypes and phenotypes for a comprehensible explanation.
Cannabis Genotypes and Phenotypes: What Makes a Strain Unique?
Two things influence the structural formation of the cannabis plant: genes and environment. This guide will carry you through the evolution of the plant.
What's the difference between phenotype and genotype?
Phenotype and genotype are terms commonly used in the cannabis industry. Dictionary definitions of these terms may not provide a complete understanding of their roles in cannabis botany, but taking a closer look into how they each apply to the cannabis plant helps navigate the...weedmaps.com
Hust17
PICK YOUR OWN
Nice G!! Great work! Was that the taller girl?
KMOG
Always rockin’ at half mast
I feel like the articles should be enough to clear up confusion on the subject.
But just because of your post, I’m curious what the correct amount of time to debate a topic is? I tend to respond as long as I’m being quoted or tagged....lol.
sfrigon1
Seed Aficionado
Sorry man I was just trying to move along , not taking sides. Sorry to offend . Like u said that's enough to clear anything up so ...
Clear up what. Look at the url links attached to those bro news articles. Dropping a morning deuce right now wishing those were on paper so I could get an extra good wipe.
sfrigon1
Seed Aficionado
Don't be wasting tp!!!!
Theres cubic miles of solid gold bullshit about weed on these forums and other weed related websites.
sfrigon1
Seed Aficionado
Agreed
BigBallzWillie
BE THE BALL
Who's confused and what did the geno vs pheno links have to do with it?For anyone confused
“ clones copy the genotype of the mother plant 1:1 and you’ll continuously end up with the same phenotype assuming a constant environment. Let’s say you grow one of these identical clones using a hydro set-up, and one in organic soil. This varying environment might result in different phenotypes of the same genotype.”
Check out that assuming constant environment part
“T he way an organism physically expresses itself via its genetic makeup is its phenotype. All expressed, observable traits associated with an organism are that organism’s phenotype. The phenotype is a result of selective gene expression, or the ability to turn genes on or off. Genes may turn on or off depending on environmental conditions, which alter the organism’s phenotype. Terpene and cannabinoid profile, height, bud density, and leaf shape are all examples of phenotypic traits that can vary with different growing conditions, even within the same genotype.”
Basic Cannabis Knowledge: Genotype and Phenotype - RQS Blog
Why is every single cannabis plant grown from seed slightly different? Read this blog on genotypes and phenotypes for a comprehensible explanation.
Cannabis Genotypes and Phenotypes: What Makes a Strain Unique?
Two things influence the structural formation of the cannabis plant: genes and environment. This guide will carry you through the evolution of the plant.
What's the difference between phenotype and genotype?
Phenotype and genotype are terms commonly used in the cannabis industry. Dictionary definitions of these terms may not provide a complete understanding of their roles in cannabis botany, but taking a closer look into how they each apply to the cannabis plant helps navigate the...weedmaps.com
Like you said......Reading comprehension bro.............you say/infer in that quote that your plants are getting better on their own. You said that doesn't hit you as dialing in the strain, right? Uh huh........
Same thing here............it isn't because you got better, it's the plant right?
3 runs, they get better? 3 runs is not 3 generations, the three are identical. However there is one difference between the three runs...........the maturity of the plant matter.
BigBallzWillie
BE THE BALL
You got pine there huh? Is that the S1? Sticky? Looks good. I jarred a TopW, zero pine but lots of cakey taste! In fact I've never smelled anything like her before, not sure how to describe, but the first descriptor is sweet, then something floral.
JohnFonda
Tegrity Greenthumb
Vagina, with a touch of clove and smidge of mint ? That what she smells like ?
BigBallzWillie
BE THE BALL
How about this purple dubstep? wtf
wtf
KMOG
Always rockin’ at half mast
Lol. You’re really going to look at url links and argue with science because of where they’re posted? This was sort of looking like it was getting dropped and definitely bothering people, but when someone responds in such a useless way...it’s makes it sort of hard.....can you elaborate on what you’re arguing with? I know you didn’t read them because you said “look at the link urls”...what makes them bro news articles? Does being on weedmaps, royalqueen, etc. in itself discredit the info? Lol. Here’s some that say the same shit from more reputable sources I guess....lol
Sorry @sfrigon I know I’m about to get berated for this.
Let the name calling begin....
