#8 is a Whorled Phyllotaxy
I am amazed that no one has noticed the whorled phyllotaxy plant...
Post #9 - 2nd pic. middle plant and 7th pic
Post #10 - Plant #8 + pic below it, also last pic in the post
Post #19 - Last pic
Post #21 - Second last + last pic in post
It started out normal and at 3rd branch it whorled. Whorled Phyllotaxy is a genetic anomaly (mutation), where as Trifoliate is a characteristic leafset (describing plants that are supposed to have 3 leaves).
I have had 2 males with this whorled mutation in past grows, I culled them both. One of them changed back to normal branching after 4 th node and the other had lackluster performance (vigor issues).
Now on the other hand I have also had a stellar female that was whorled , she sure was a looker. I Fimm'd her between 5th and what would have been the 6th. I ended up with 3 heavy mains, and like 6 laterals....nice even canopy (flat-top). Potency was up there and she yeilded heavy (6zips/3gals).
On to this plant (#8), I believe the whorled trait may have been passed through the "Blue" in this hybrid . But then again it's been known to happen to 1% of a population of 100. I will probably cull it, female or not .... I dont fancy a plant in my garden that may or may not grow out of its mutation( I want stabilty). Then again, it may turn out to be a freak "sport" pheno. Who knows? Mutants have been known to produce some potent meds.
Some pics of #8....
Some random shots/close-ups of new growth.....