Heirloom Columbian Sativa

So I bought some seeds from Centennial Seed company in Colorado, I have been waiting patiently to run my first Sativa,(I have ran hybrids before) But this one is suppose to be real close to 100%

Here are some pic's I am wondering if the guy didn't give me the wrong seeds these look very indica. jOr are they still to small to start seeing the thin leaves?

Not all sativas have thin leaf structure.

whitebb2727 said:

Not all sativas have thin leaf structure.

Click to expand...

Thanks white, Ben at Centennial seeds was a real nice guy, Going to ride this out like I always do.

Hmmmm...you know, sometimes I think trying to identify a true Indica or a true sativa by structure is as hard as deciding when to harvest....

For example...this summer I am growing, from seed, 2 B.C. bud depot developed Indicas.

One The Black and one Original Blueberry.

I have grown The Black before from Clone...it is in my avatar. I always like color in my flower. Figuring B.C. bud depot would sell me straight I got The Black seeds from them.

My outdoor and indoor The Black are flowering now...the outdoor is stretching like a Sativa, has thin leaf and stem structure and I suppose if it is a late harvester I would have to assume it is a Sativa....now the only The Black pheno it is showing is the terpene nose...same The Black smell I know.

Here it is taken Aug 4th


The Original Blueberry is in front.

So I also got Original Blueberry also from B.C. Bud Depot. As you can see it has all the Indica phenos, short, bushy, thick leaves and stems...tho it started flowering week later than The Black.

Here they are taken Aug 8th after I lollipopped em.





And The Black taken Aug 19th...



So both are supposed to be Indicas....one sure looks Sativa to me...

Cheerd

I'd agree the last one has more sativa in. Nodes seem closer though more like indica. I find many plants will look like indies when young but mature into thin leafed sativa expression.
Other than that your plants are...

ANC said:

I'd agree the last one has more sativa in. Nodes seem closer though more like indica. I find many plants will look like indies when young but mature into thin leafed sativa expression.
Other than that your plants are...

Click to expand...

Ugh. My youngest did that with a sharpie. Drew all over himself.

Doomhammer69 said:

So I bought some seeds from Centennial Seed company in Colorado, I have been waiting patiently to run my first Sativa,(I have ran hybrids before) But this one is suppose to be real close to 100%

Here are some pic's I am wondering if the guy didn't give me the wrong seeds these look very indica. jOr are they still to small to start seeing the thin leaves?

Click to expand...

Nice plants, but definitely too young to see the difference between Sativa and Indica.
Are you going to run them in that tent, because they will get tall if they are pure.
If you are, get ready for some training.
Good luck on your grow.

The only thing that concerns me is this is suppose to be a heirloom, so it should be very close to 100% if that is even possible anymore, all the photos I pull up of Columbian they are all very thin leave leaning, now if this was a hybrid 60 - 40 or something along those lines.. yea I could see getting a indica leaning pheno, oh well going with it

Jimdamick said:

Nice plants, but definitely too young to see the difference between Sativa and Indica.
Are you going to run them in that tent, because they will get tall if they are pure.
If you are, get ready for some training.
Good luck on your grow.

Click to expand...

yea I will be scrogging them, I know they will take up the entire 8'x4'

It is from seed, pollen could have blown over from a neighbor...

ANC said:

It is from seed, pollen could have blown over from a neighbor...

Click to expand...

yep seed and indoors, as for the breeder I have no idea. Seems possible for sure.

I'm growing identical 50/50 clones indoors and out.
Indoors they look Indy, 30" tall and very bushy.
Outdoors the leaves are thinner and paler, and the plants are over six feet tall. They're in a hoop house that gets tons of light, high temps and humidity.
I believe any hybrid will express more of its indica or sativa heritage depending on the conditions best suited for each species.