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The ones at the base of the each fan leaves will be the new growth that turns into your new shoot or stem.
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The more I look at your pic. I am curious if you have 3 fan leaves coming out of the main plant stalk at the same height. If so your plant might be a "TRIP".
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whats a trip, yes there is 3 fan leaves coming out at the same height i didnt think anything of it just thought it was normall
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Normally you would have 2 fan leaves on opposite sides of the main stalk. Where your fan leaf meets the stalk you will have growth that turns into a new stem or budsite. also referred to as side branching. "Trip" is short for "triploid".Spell check that one. In rare occasions you will run across trips, which you will have three fan leaves and branchs at the same height.
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