I see a similar trait in acer x kalyseeds gear, I don't take alot of photos to show tho.
NorCalSkunkLord
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Would you be interested in testing out my new product Mutant-B-Gon®?
Before Mutant-B-Gon®
After Mutant-B-Gon®
It's just a mix of B + Zn but the label art has lots of R&D going into it.
Terpyterps
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Golden Pussy from Grateful Seeds expressing mutations all the way from Mendo Breath F3 apparently. Two in one(two leaves growing together)
Just about to take some clones from this girl and see how it does in flower, seed company says that it wouldn’t affect her yield, let’s put it to test! Oh and it is also having similar growth pattern that clones do and it is reacting to topping by throwing random amount of tops. First topping produced four new tops!
Just about to take some clones from this girl and see how it does in flower, seed company says that it wouldn’t affect her yield, let’s put it to test! Oh and it is also having similar growth pattern that clones do and it is reacting to topping by throwing random amount of tops. First topping produced four new tops!
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Terpyterps
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And no, I did not missed it so no FIMing here!
Photos aren't showing for me @Terpyterps
Terpyterps
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Odius1
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Larger seedling is Blueberry's and Oranges from Useful, has a mutant leaf and maybe topped itself. Smaller plants are Mendo Cookies from Twenty20, both had their helmets stuck on. We'll see what happens, I like to let em go.
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Odius1
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Blueberries and Oranges update, mutant double branch with a 13 fingered leaf.
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I Care
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I got this seed from a local neighborhood stoner. Batch of seeds that shouldn’t germinate for him so I picked three out of his stash and got one to come up. Says it was bred by a friend of his between a large plant and a small plant in the field outdoors. The smaller plant being a three leafer variety. The two other plants in the second picture are younger of a different variety with the same soil, from the same dude.
