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4 leaves per node?

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So my first grow attempt ended up a disaster when I tried to use white vinegar as a pH down.
I'm on my second attempt now and am growing two plants. One of my plants seems to be growing four sets of leaves per node. Is this normal? Will potency or yield be affected?
I'd love to share a photo, but my camera is broken.
Any wisdom is appreciated.
 
Its normal for people to post pictures so we have an idea of whats going on :D
 
Vinegar huh. Lesson learned?
 
First one is the normal one. Second is the weird one.
 

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Overwatering, they both need bigger pots, and maybe hungry/rootbound. That kinda explains the yellowing from the bottom up.
 
Ok. I thought the yellowing happened when I knocked it over by accident and disturbed the roots.
Also I just watered this morning, so that is why the soil is damp looking.
 
Ok. I thought the yellowing happened when I knocked it over by accident and disturbed the roots.
Also I just watered this morning, so that is why the soil is damp looking.
First thing I’d do is let the soil dry out and then put them into bigger pots. 3 or 5 gallon should be sufficient.
 
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