problem or not a problem... that is the question

[richie2333]

i started 7 plants, all the same seeds out of a bag of pretty nice crip, and at first my plants started out all looking the same, i have 2 now, (gave some away to friends) and my two i have left over look to be 2 different strands, im not sure if this is possible, i had two different lights and thought the plants looked different because the lights, but now it has been over a week with same exact bulb and they still look different, the questions i am asking is:

is there anyway that these could be two different plants?
or is it showing 1 female and 1 male

do they look healthy to you guys?


they have been growing normal, both about the same amount of height a day and sucking up all their water, i have added pics under here

 

[gotigers0420]

they look like the same strain but the one looks to be having problems absorbing the nutes. I would try to use some Superthrive to help promote root growth and help her eat. good luck

 

[richie2333]

they look like the same strain but the one looks to be having problems absorbing the nutes. I would try to use some Superthrive to help promote root growth and help her eat. good luck

would i be able to get it at walmart? that is my main store

 

[indagroove]

I agree that the problem with the small one does appear to be a nute deficiency. That said, peheno types do vary within strains, just as children from the same parents vary in their physical appearances. Some strains like Jack Herer have 4 distinct phenotypes -- 3 of which are sativa dominant, and the fourth which is clearly indica dominant.

 

[gotigers0420]

not sure bout wal mart but probably. if not, check home depot. mine comes from my hydro store but its a pretty common product

 

[patlpp]

had two different lights and thought the plants looked different because the lights, but now it has been over a week with same exact bulb and they still look different,
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So when the OP says this , why is one plant automatically suspected as having a problem? Were the plants grown with 2 separate lamps? If they were, yes , that is why they look different. How can a small plant and a big plant get introduced to a common light and expected to look identical in a week? There is no issue here. Normal pheno variance.