Is This Natural... Weird... Or What?

[SnappyJack]

2 Clones... my 1st our door grow... exact species unknown...
looking / asking for a general consensus of opinions.
Last topping / trim was in April...before I planted them outside...
why multiple lead colas on a single stem that's on top..

I guess it's my 1st outsider... but most of what I've seen on the web has been single colas here each lead branch appears to me like a separate plant... and their is like 10 of them....?​

Is This Natural... Weird... Or What?​

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Typical of what I see (or can make out) is one large cola per main stem / lead branch as seen in image below..

Image below from Phillyguy thead

Is the reason for this top extreme branching ,,, because their species
or that they are clones?

From image below they look like single colas.... but their not

So far... have received one opinion... that this is normal... what are your thoughts?

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[RootFarmer]

Probably a result of how you topped or in this case perhaps actually FIMMED instead. Looks fine.

 

[Asmodeus]

Definitely not a bad thing..

 

[Galgrows]

Okay here's a couple of mine. These are clones i took from a blueberry muffin bag seed that i grew indoors last winter/spring. All 3 of them have side stems off the main branch colas like yours. They aren't as far into flower as yours but the express the same growth as yours. I did not fim or top any of them just pulled them away from each other and tied them off. I thought it was kinda odd also but i'm not gonna fret about the way they have grown. My other plant which is a cross of a different strain from a seed does not show this type of growth it's normal like the pic you compared.

The mother of these clones i did top and train cause of my tent indoors but i sure don't remember it doing what these are doing? It must be a strain thing i guess, i got no other clue?