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plumule can still fully develop true leaves as an Acotyledon. From a scientific standpoint. the plumule is the light absorption material and proof is in its standing straight up. Just to share some knowledge. But you are correct in that it is significantly reduced and can reach the point it decides it cant develop true leaves and aborts. Which you would know if it drops to the ground and stops standing at attentionThere’s no structure present for light absorption. Pull the thing and start again.
Thats what I said after I studied it for an hour. it looks like when I mess up and oopsie their heads off! But would be awesome to see an acotyledon sprout.It looks like it beheaded itself. I've done this manually a few times, trying to unhelmet a sprout, but this looks like it did on its own.
yeah with some plants you have to expose the shoot primordia in order for it to develop true leaf. its possible that could be the case when it comes to cannabis. But when I did a quick search I did see people reference them just going straight to true leaves. Ive never experienced that mutation but if we refer to my comment above I've definitely induced this condition a time or two.Like pushrod said, i’ve had a couple, they died without ever popping a leaf.
There’s no structure present for light absorption. Pull the thing and start again.
Junk like that finds its way to the compost heap here. Too many seeds to play nurse to a wimpy seedling. There’s nothing to absorb light. No green. No good.Not true, they can grow. Remember, life always finds a way.
I have seen this. I left it and after about a week a tiny leaf emerged. Never had true cots just a stump on the end of the stem like here. Then it grew into a normal plant. It was in ocean forest potting soil.
Junk like that finds its way to the compost heap here. Too many seeds to play nurse to a wimpy seedling. There’s nothing to absorb light. No green. No good.
Junk like that finds its way to the compost heap here. Too many seeds to play nurse to a wimpy seedling. There’s nothing to absorb light. No green. No good.
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