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Here's a pic of something I haven't seen before.

 

Stalks

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I know some of the cookie cuts will do it. I can't recal but I think I've read that high humidity can aid in the fan leaves producing calyxes

 

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Stalks said:

I know some of the cookie cuts will do it. I can't recal but I think I've read that high humidity can aid in the fan leaves producing calyxes

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My humidity is low, I was wondering if the Gavitas did it. It's my first run with a room of DE 1000's . Oh well I hope it does it more. This strain is Alpine OG from Moxie.

 

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I like how it's ripening early... :D

 

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Had some Querkle fans do this years ago. MGG

 

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I've seen Green crack do this only once out of 10 or so grows. I figured it was from strong salty feedings in rockwool pushing them super hard. Moab will make your plants do weird things. View attachment 494843

 

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View attachment 494845not sure why my pics won't show...

 

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I have seen it once recently on a test strain I was running. Only one plant out of 6 had this happen and all the other strains in the room did not show any signs which leads me to believe it's genetic rather than environmental.