Strain identity help.

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The plant on the right is not like the others. lol

The plant on left is silk leaf as were all 5 of these so I thought. The only other seed it could have come from via contamination would besamsun or TN90. I cant remember the growth type of the TN90 so hope someone here can help. All other SL have been topped and initiated flowering at the same time +/- a day of each other.



the unknown plant is 1' higher and has short stocky leaves compared to the others and I have ruled it out being a samsun, see pic below



could it just be a strange silk leaf or do the shorter fatter leaves fit a burley?

time will probably tell as it matures

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Ok. Thank you for the quick response

All the the samsuns have short heart shaped leaves this one lacked that more ovate than the other samsuns. It would be good if it is as I love Turkish.

Ill get a side on piggy later today it certainly has the columnar growth of a Turk.
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