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Does this look like a cannabis plant - White Widow Strain

Ravi

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Folks, this is my second Grow. Plants are 20 days old and was just transplanted last Wednesday. I bought a strain called White Widow locally. Looking at the plant, I Q if it is a cannabis. My first grow was nothing like this. I have included two views. If you see the side view, in the past I have never seen that many leaves. Heck I don't even know how to start LST or topping. No prominent apex node. May be someone has seen something similar. Thanks in advance for your comments
 

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I've grown a White Widow auto a couple of times. The branches got stiff quick and it grew like a bramble bush. The next time I pruned a lot of branches off and did better. It is a pretty nice smoke.
 
Definitely weed. Autos grow fast and bushy. I have not had great yields when trying to top/ train. That's why I stick with fem seeds. Worth the extra month. Just let her grow and enjoy!
 
Yes it's a cannabis plant and no one will be able to say for sure what strain it is, guess you go with WW as whom ever sold it to ya told ya it was.
 
It’s weed. You are the grower. Time to make some decisions. Doing nothing is an option but not recommended. Study the tutorial on training or Lst. Irregardless of how you choose to proceed it will be educational. One last thought It’s a plant, breeders can’t guarantee how their product will grow. Sometimes we end up recessive genes. Just the luck of the draw. Good luck.
 
Folks thanks for all replies. If its an auto strain, it was not sold that way. I am assuming its a photoperiod. Guess will have to trim some branches. It will be an experience growing this strain. Its quite bushy this early on
 
I don't think it looks bushy nor tight-noded. It hasn't been a week since transplant, I'd wait a little bit longer then top it or however you want to train it. Do you have pics from your first grow?
 
Ya, the plants look really good. I love short bushy plants when growing indoors. Here's my afghgo girls. Took this Pic about 10 days go. 2 days before I flipped to 12/12.
 

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Good to know I am not barking up a tree. I can probably start LST this Friday, about 10 days after it was transplanted. Post that topping and such. @ Green Thumb would love to see pictures of yours as you start training them.
 
Depending on what node you top at or when you do it you can try to root the topped part, if you have room for another plant or a friend who grows.
 
This is the same plant a week later. OMG she is really growing. I intentionally ,planted it offset. Was close to 7 inches tall, when i tied down the plant to lay it flat. First LST, let's see how this works out.
 

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