Well, do remember, that IS an auto, and my first two were 80-82 days seed to harvest, so it does have a decent growth rate. I soaked him/her at 4 nodes. Current 4 ladies are on track for being cut 2nd week of october at the current rate (germed 7/26). They have really stretched. There is a northern lights auto from seedsman, and a pair of blueberry herer autos from @Rabeats2093 that were germed the same time and they havent even begun to stretch yet.
I must say, having grown bagseed in the past. I definitely can see differences in plants apart from the really obvious leaf shape or color. The black creams seem to have opposing branches at each node up to the 4th node. After that, they start alternating sides (more like how a clone would branch). There appears to be two general structures, one with lots of branches, and more smaller buds, and the other being more donkey dick like and less branches. Might even be that the branches just stay super tight to the main stem, vs some literally grow 6-8" out, then 45 degree angle up. Stark contrast to the northern lights auto which is more dense, and has opposing branches all the way up so far (7 or 8 nodes now). The blueberry herer stays shorter, but is fatter, but hasn’t stretched yet. Neat for me since bagseed was always just random, and you never had any sort of identifieable traits that were repeatable.
I can only imagine what you are able to see being able to run so many of a given type, and the various types over the years. Nuances within strains, etc…
lol. my male (1 so far LOL) is relegated to the 2x2 love shack. You got a whole room for them. Spoiled boys! ROFLMAO