? ruderlis orr???

so the fan leaves I took off all had 7 leaves total but had plucked most of them by the end of grow still have a few of them on the plant but the majority of the plant has 3 leaves. Ruderlis or not?

I'm not an expert but, is it per chance an autoflower? They are bred with Rudy and mine have several threes.

its more a GSC shape
afghan genetics(indica) have tendancy to display 3 fingers leaves, it's normal

kingromano said:

its more a GSC shape
afghan genetics(indica) have tendancy to display 3 fingers leaves, it's normal

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Leaf shape is definately another good indicator. Short, fat blades are usually indica heavy and usually limited to 3-5-7 majority, and longer, skinnier leaves are usually Sativa heavy. I grew a few Sativas last year and some of the fan leaves had fingers that were 8" long, and most were 7-11 blades. They absolutely dwarved my hands.

I've got a few young plants and the difference between the indica/ruderalis heavy GDP and the Sativa heavy lemon haze leaves is noticeable, especially over the first two or three nodes. The indica heavy strains start off with a single blade, move to a three blade and then to a stout five blade, where the Sativa heavy moves straight from a single blade to a slim and sharp, 5 blade at the second node and seven for the third node.




Excuse the horse-fly piss stain on the GDP. Moved it outside to water for five mins and a fly touched the leaf for a split second.

those are beautiful hope my plants come out like that!!

Here's a fun mix, back 2 are autos front right too, Mex airlines and an og Kush, lots of leaves with 3 fingers on the Mexican Airlines plants Wich are mostly sativa and a bit of Rudy. The og Kush auto doesn't display as many. Older pic here. This closet looks different now.

I terminated the goofy one left side of old pic but look at them now, the sativa Dom's have the most 3 finger leaves. Long and skinny like vince said, the og Kush has fatter leaves on it, those 4 babies are regular seeds and sport the shortest widest leaves I've ever seen. I don't know what they are, gelato was my guess. But they are indica Dom for sure.