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twinnies..one is Danny diVito and Arnie is the other ..you might have to kill DannyHere’s something interesting. Starting a new round off the seeds I made from my “dusk musk” creation.
Same seed batch. One of the plants has sprouted 2 entire sets right out of the single seed. Never have seen this before in my years. Anyone else?
Hopefully this one keeps its vigor and can make it to the flip! It’ll be interesting to see the outcome.I’ve had one !! One of them just died off after a couple weeks
Awesome! Yea this one just looks a bit……tarded…Twins, perhaps? If so, maybe even identical twins. It will be interesting to see how they develop.
I had one split into three stems. One stem hasn't done much. The other two are growing well. The plant otherwise seems normal other than being a slow grower.
To answer your question, they’re growing well, although in my 30 years growing I’ve not experience a more haggard looking plant. Each leaf is deformed and twisted up. It’s a strange one for sure. Once they get some more bones in them I’ll train and thin it out, but so far so good. I even dug down a bit to make 100% sure it was 2 plants off one seed and sure as shit, it’s one main with a split. Wild.
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Thanks for the insight!If her stalks begin to take a flat shape into flower she could be a mutant with fasciation. You'll know for sure when it flowers and a top bud looks more like a fat broom or scrub brush than a typical bud. Could also be a polyploidy.
Fasciation is rare but does happen in cannabis. I've only had one plant ever do it. If I see it again in my garden I'll kill the mutant the same way I'd kill a hermie.
This is what fasciation looks like in all it's glory.
That’s awesome!If her stalks begin to take a flat shape into flower she could be a mutant with fasciation. You'll know for sure when it flowers and a top bud looks more like a fat broom or scrub brush than a typical bud. Could also be a polyploidy.
Fasciation is rare but does happen in cannabis. I've only had one plant ever do it. If I see it again in my garden I'll kill the mutant the same way I'd kill a hermie.
This is what fasciation looks like in all it's glory.
That’s awesome!
I have both cactus and euphorbia which have cresting (fascination), they are gorgeous beyond explanation.
I would be thrilled to have this in my grow room!
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