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#1cheesebuds

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• Oct 21, 2021

• #81

GMT said:

Fasciated branch on a


Fasciated plant.

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So how do this one end up turning out?

 

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funkyhorse

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• Oct 21, 2021

• #82

Senegal Haze x Ohz
Day 25
Any idea what is this?

 

maryjaneismyfre

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• Oct 22, 2021

• #83

Its a freak! Rad...

 

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The Tri Guy

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• Oct 31, 2021

• #84

#1cheesebuds There were so many bud sites, so close together I should have thinned them out. But I didn't, so you can guess. Yep the top central bud got mold in it. So that went in the bin with a few lower bud branches providing some buds. But fasciated buds need serious climate control, and autumn in the UK isn't the ideal time and place to try without.

 

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Billyn

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• Oct 31, 2021

• #85

Unknown strain _extra leaflet.

 

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AntidoteMan

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• Nov 2, 2021

• #86

I have some afghan kush special seeds and clockwork orange... i know they have some weird characteristics, i will post if i pop them..

 

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Mithridate

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• Nov 2, 2021

• #87

same plant, 2" from its first leaves to the top.
Vigor is nonexistent, no problem stacking nodes lol

 

Alpine Guerilla

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• Feb 27, 2024

• #88

Only 87 posts in over 10 years? Wow, you guys must all have plants like in a picture book!

Kidding , maybe I missed a more recent thread, if so please point it out to me.

I'm currently doing a indoor repro of Sweet Tooth 3 Bx1 and Bx2 / Alpine Seeds (former Swiss breeder), one of nine plants is a little weird. Basically the 2nd node is either a six finger leaf or it's six leaf fingers attached directly to the stem.

I don't mind, just showing it because I've never had anything like this.