Ihavenoideawhatimdoing said:

Here’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?

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Beazy said:

I’ve had one !! One of them just died off after a couple weeks

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BigBlonde said:

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.

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Ihavenoideawhatimdoing said:

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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AnimalHouse said:

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.

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AnimalHouse said:

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.

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TomH said:

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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