Sleepless93
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Good question...I've never seen anything like it, some good folks here with lots of experience just give it a bit someone will know whats going on.What can I do to help this plant? Idk what happened I bought four clones from a greenhouse nearby, this one had been burned with nutes it looked like the leaves were dark green and a few were burned on the tips but I bought it anyway because I like skunk and this was the last one well I planted and the stem on the base started to bulge and the plants growth was way behind the others I planted the same time. Any ideas for a fix or is it a lost cause?
Thank you I've never seen anything like either I thought at first maybe something was tied around the base or maybe the plug he used to start the clone had been tight and choked it but I checked and nothing. Hopefully someone can help, seems like there's plenty of knowledge kicking around here and if no one has seen anything like this than I will keep everyone posted on what happens with it so we can build our knowledge!!!Good question...I've never seen anything like it, some good folks here with lots of experience just give it a bit someone will know whats going on.
Stem mutation, I had a sensi star that had a completely flat stem, some call it clubbing.What can I do to help this plant? Idk what happened I bought four clones from a greenhouse nearby, this one had been burned with nutes it looked like the leaves were dark green and a few were burned on the tips but I bought it anyway because I like skunk and this was the last one well I planted and the stem on the base started to bulge and the plants growth was way behind the others I planted the same time. Any ideas for a fix or is it a lost cause?
I've had this happen to some of my plants in the past I don't think it's a big deal as long as it's not from an insect or something. So, if you don't see any little holes or damage around that bulge area, it's probably just genetics, or could be working overtime making new roots. Are you letting the soil dry out a little before watering again? The stunted growth may be due to overwatering/not enough air getting to the roots. I'll usually dig my fingers in at least 3 inches deep near the base of the plant and if it's still moist give it more time to dry out before watering. If feels dry, time to water.
This is what I noticed for damage I don't see any holes or anything like something an insect would make so I think your probably right about it being a mutation. It just looks like it grew into a split on both sides of the stem. Thank you for your time and help. Is there anything I could do to help or should I just let it do it's thing.
Yeah i was thinking the same thing.stem was split at some time and it has healed.same way when you crop a branch it will form a knuckle and heal.its behnd because of the damage that has occured.thats just my take..Looks like it was bent over, possibly by an animal, and the stem split. Now it's healing. It probably stood itself up before you saw it bent.
This is what I noticed for damage I don't see any holes or anything like something an insect would make so I think your probably right about it being a mutation. It just looks like it grew into a split on both sides of the stem. Thank you for your time and help. Is there anything I could do to help or should I just let it do it's thing.
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