Sativa and indica seeds from a hybrid plant?

eastcoastmo

eastcoastmo

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Jacob Rapier said:
Is it possible to get two different types of buds from a hybrid plant?
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Sure is. They are called phenotypes. The phenotypes are expressions of the parent plants used in the hybrid cross. If you took say a sativa like haze and a pure indica like afghani, you would get 25% of offspring that look like the haze, 25% of offspring would look like the afghani and 50% would come out with a mixture of both the parents.

Edit- just re-read your post and are you asking if you can get both types on one plant? If so the answer is no unless you grafted one onto the other.
 
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Jacob Rapier

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eastcoastmo said:
Sure is. They are called phenotypes. The phenotypes are expressions of the parent plants used in the hybrid cross. If you took say a sativa like haze and a pure indica like afghani, you would get 25% of offspring that look like the haze, 25% of offspring would look like the afghani and 50% would come out with a mixture of both the parents.

Edit- just re-read your post and are you asking if you can get both types on one plant? If so the answer is no unless you grafted one onto the other.
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Thanks for the info. I had gotten a strain that the club said was a hybrid. 3 out of four plants so far have fat leaves like indica but the 4th has skinny leaves like a sativa
 
coolkid.02

coolkid.02

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Jacob Rapier said:
Thanks for the info. I had gotten a strain that the club said was a hybrid. 3 out of four plants so far have fat leaves like indica but the 4th has skinny leaves like a sativa
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If all 4 plants were all the same cut, 1 should not look any different if grown in the same environment.... If so, I would wager the odd plant out was mislabeled.

Phenos relate to progeny found in seeds.
 
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