I believe we have been using the term ‘phenotype’ wrong for decades

[Dirt_Wizard]

@Somatek gave my favorite answer on this:

Chemotype the reason we breed

Chemotype refers to the cannabinoid/chemical profile the genes create (so high THC/low CBD vs high CBD/low THC, balanced THC/CBD, etc) where phenotype is the overall expression of the genes (aka genotype) affected by the growing environment. So for example the genotype Sour Diesel can be a shorter plant if grown in high light intensity or lanky in low light levels (different phenotypes of the same genotype) but will always be the same high THC/low CBD chemotype. Most growers are interested in …