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MFDoom666 said:
i can't even see the outline of the buds clearly.

how's a body supposed to tell?

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KillerPicklez said:
any expert would tell you to go buy a decent camera

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If the POTM awards were based more on quality of plant rather than quality photography, I would be a good chance mate. That you gotta admit
How the hell am I supposed to know the strain? This little monster was grown from random seeds!

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stoney.69 said:
I didn't vote because IDing a strain by pic alone is impossible.

Sorry but that's a fact.

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Triptonic said:
Its not called QOTM its called POTM and no one will be able to tell you the strain of your plant, not even an "expert". They will be able to only tell you if its indica or sativa dom.

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Shr0000ooooms said:
Impossible to tell strain from those pics.

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impgl said:
its definitely a hungarian maple chronic variety, possibly crossed with california tamarind mind grapes. you could tell cause of node distance

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SmOakland said:
You guys are all noobs, I can tell the strain.  The strain is "Bagseed" from Weed Dealer Seedy Weed Co.

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By far the only acceptable guess.

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Jim said:
For example, the older 2 pics (top) show that the flowers started off small white and fluffy. The second last pic (my avatar) when you zoom in shows the symetric structure/size/shape etc.

I bet an expert could have a pretty good general guess - they wouldn't need a cutting...

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lol dude, every plant I've ever grown starts budding with small white and fluffy. that's what weed does

I don't think any of your three guesses are even close to correct, especially northern lights. NL is notoriously Indica and couch-locky, your plant looks very sativa from the leaf shapes, and node distance makes me think it's a hybrid at best, but likely still very sativa dominant.

if you could take much much better pictures we might be able to get somewhat close, but everything from smell to calyx stacking structure is used to determine strain, which means this is downright impossible from just these pictures

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SmOakland said:
You guys are all noobs, I can tell the strain.  The strain is "Bagseed" from Weed Dealer Seedy Weed Co.

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The strain is "Bagseed" from Weed Dealer Seedy Weed Co

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This is the closest answer.

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stoney.69 said:
"you could tell cause of node distance"

I call BS on that.

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SmOakland said:
You guys are all noobs, I can tell the strain.  The strain is "Bagseed" from Weed Dealer Seedy Weed Co.

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Jim said:
For example, the older 2 pics (top) show that the flowers started off small white and fluffy. The second last pic (my avatar) when you zoom in shows the symetric structure/size/shape etc.

I bet an expert could have a pretty good general guess - they wouldn't need a cutting...

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lol dude, every plant I've ever grown starts budding with small white and fluffy. that's what weed does

I don't think any of your three guesses are even close to correct, especially northern lights. NL is notoriously Indica and couch-locky, your plant looks very sativa from the leaf shapes, and node distance makes me think it's a hybrid at best, but likely still very sativa dominant.

if you could take much much better pictures we might be able to get somewhat close, but everything from smell to calyx stacking structure is used to determine strain, which means this is downright impossible from just these pictures

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How can a healthy 4 month old plant that is only 68cm tall be sativa dom? This plant is minimum 70% indica.

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How can a healthy 4 month old plant that is only 68cm tall be sativa dom?

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How can a healthy 4 month old plant that is only 68cm tall be sativa dom? This plant is minimum 70% indica.

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Would you like to make a bet on that?

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