Enjoy the Mutation!

[Morgan]

this is the first time i have had this happen to me in any of my gardens, i have been seeing it alot more across genetics in other peoples gardens. at first i was thinking it was a genetic thing but not so much any more. its mother natures best mutations are beautiful!

 

[outwest]

Cool. Someone else posted the same thing recently. . .apparently it could be a hermie trait. I've had some weird leaf deformations on a few varieties.

outwest

 

[Morgan]

what would make you think it would be a hermie trait ? the gardens i have seen this in Flowered all fine no hermie. have you seen this before? that end result was a hermie? if so please let me know as imma have to pull her.

 

[outwest]

Unfortunately I only know what was stated above. Someone posted a very similar photo, and someone else replied that they've seen it be a hermie trait. Not much help, I know.

outwest

 

[Morgan]

no it helped, thanks. do you happen to remember which thread it was? id like to take a look. thanks outwest!

 

[deep buddy]

i have a couple strains that do that. mostly my skunk and skunk crosses. i had pics on here in a thread but i think it got lost after the changeover. my lemon skunks do it alot. havent seen anything to show its a hermie trait. and ive seen this alot.

 

[Morgan]

@deep buddy thanks man! this is a afgan landrace crossed with chemdog. a friend down under sent me these beans

 

[deep buddy]

yep i was gonna say prob chem or sour d cross lookin good and so weird a friend just got some beans for down under trippy.

 

[impulze]

ive seen this on plants and it only happens when the plant is happy as shit. i wouldnt count on it to herm

 

[Pakalolo Laau]

Thas a cool mutation. Here is my mutation from a strain of cheese I grew last year. Cool stuff. Shakas and Aloha.

 

[ethnoman]

Very cool!