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Any ideas as to why this formed the way that it did? The rest of the bud sites are spaced out more uniform and evenly

 

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Looks like that branch mutated and almost looks like on the last pic it’s got a double head ; bad genetics or a simple mutation.
Tbh I wouldn’t stress about it.
The double looking head is funny I’ll be honest but nothing to stress about

 

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Elev8e said:

Any ideas as to why this formed the way that it did? The rest of the bud sites are spaced out more uniform and evenly
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Another dude was on here talking about them there called Triploid they stack closer and some make the caterpillar looking buds.
Thats from Google images not my plant

https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/a-very-interesting-plant-genetic🤔.155687/

Understanding Triploid and Tetraploid Cannabis Plants - RQS Blog

Triploid and tetraploid cannabis plants are set to revolutionise the industry. Can we soon look forward to larger plants, bigger buds, and more terpenes?

www.royalqueenseeds.com

 

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Elev8e said:

Any ideas as to why this formed the way that it did? The rest of the bud sites are spaced out more uniform and evenly
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Thats gonna be some Mega bud

 

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Gmix touched on it.

That bud looks like a localized mutation, chimera. Interesting. Keep it. A chimera is what gave rise to the grapefruit industry. A grower with a good eye for detail noticed on one branch on one orange tree a fruit that looked odd. It was a chimera of an orange. It is propagated vegetatively since it not breed true, Seeds.

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Chimera or polyploid.

Elev,
This odd looking flower is unique, correct. Not all flowers look like the weird one.

 

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Way cool thanks for the info on the mega caterpillar