Will someone explain phenomes to me!

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i should elaborate. i have heard and seen posts on this site where people say... "i really like the phenoms of this plant"

i think you mean phenotypes.

phenotypes mean traits of a genotype

phenotype = traits of a strain

genotype = strain

more or less thats a basic explanation of it

Phenomes relate to sound and language. I think you are probably referring to "phenos" aka phenotypes.

Here is the wiki article, which explains the literal defenition of phenotype. In growing terms, we use the word pheno to explain the differences exhibited by plants of the same strain.

Sometimes you can buy a pack of seeds, of the same strain, and on growing them out, you find that some of the plants taste more citrus-like, and others more skunk-like. Or sometimes, broader leaves on some plants than on others. etc.

These are examples of different phenos, at least in the terms growers use.

you guys are the bomb, I love this site.

Genotype is what's under the hood genetically. Phenotype is the paint job, what we see on the outside.