don’t know what you mean ,it’s auto or photo

Those percentages are just an estimate at best, based mainly on the total known lineage of the breeding stock used. To call something sativa or indica makes assumptions based on geographic origin and leaf shape to start with. Typically Afghans like NL5 the OG breeders used were considered indica and any equatorial narrow leaf became considered a sativa. Even the original breeders in the 80’s like Skunkman Sam, Nevil Schoenmakers and Ben Dronkers guessed percentages of what traits were being passed with consideration for the entire lineage of grandparents as no one had access to lab equip. Before them going back to the original two Haze brothers in the late 60’s Skunkman Sam was neighbors with in Cali before moving to Holland called all their 3 equatorial crossed phenos Hazes. Now it seems every equatorial ‘sativa’ is called Haze. Listing percentages of the two parents lineage are based on phenotypic expression shown by the progeny when making new strains. Throwing Rudy in the mix is trying to make a more accurate guess. So if I used 3 ‘sativas’ and 1 ‘indica’ in a breeding project to make some seeds, I might say the seeds are 75% sativa and 25% indica. To get Rudy in the mix to create an autoflower might take several ‘sativa’ crosses, crossed with several ‘indica’ crosses, then crossed to 1 Rudy to get an 80/15/5 assumed breakdown of genes passed to the new auto seeds.