daredare
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Hi guys,
Recently I got a clone of a Blue Cheese strain which seemed like a very healthy plant. It's been around 4 weeks since it got repotted in 4 gallon fabric pot and it started growing very well.
That's all until a few days ago, when I noticed some strange new growth and what seem to me some weird mutations.
Apart from the twisted and weird looking leaves what's also happening is the new growth is either: 1) with dark patches and dying, 2) it's elongated and in weird shape, 3) it's growing as a single leaf piece. The foliage is also quite discolored showing light green color for the last week. No actual yellowing and dying of the fan leaves.
My question here is: could there be an underlying issue that is causing this problem, perhaps the nutrients or the environment? Maybe it's all down to the genetics of this phenotype?
I have no clue so I'm wondering whether someone could help me identify what's going on here since this is my only plant at the moment and I'd really really like to keep it alive and well :)
Recently I got a clone of a Blue Cheese strain which seemed like a very healthy plant. It's been around 4 weeks since it got repotted in 4 gallon fabric pot and it started growing very well.
That's all until a few days ago, when I noticed some strange new growth and what seem to me some weird mutations.
Apart from the twisted and weird looking leaves what's also happening is the new growth is either: 1) with dark patches and dying, 2) it's elongated and in weird shape, 3) it's growing as a single leaf piece. The foliage is also quite discolored showing light green color for the last week. No actual yellowing and dying of the fan leaves.
My question here is: could there be an underlying issue that is causing this problem, perhaps the nutrients or the environment? Maybe it's all down to the genetics of this phenotype?
I have no clue so I'm wondering whether someone could help me identify what's going on here since this is my only plant at the moment and I'd really really like to keep it alive and well :)