Post your mutations

R

RNDZL

• Jan 30, 2010

• #21

that first picture for the kali mist turned to this

that first picture for the kali mist turned to this

 

R

RNDZL

• Jan 30, 2010

• #22

hgfs original misty got funny too

hgfs original misty got funny too

think it was all nute related

 

R

RNDZL

• Jan 30, 2010

• #23

this seedling split into a twin no manipulation whatsoever

this seedling split into a twin no manipulation whatsoever

was a male got culled

 

masakrator

Well-known member

ICMag Donor

Veteran

• Jan 31, 2010

• #24

 

StickyFingerz

Member

• Jan 31, 2010

• #25

Apollo 11 mutant.

 

Attachments

• 
  CIMG0698.jpg

  54 KB · Views: 20

#1cheesebuds

Well-known member

Veteran

• Jan 31, 2010

• #26

her is my freak. thats if u wanna call it a freak as I have never seen any of my plants in the past grow like this.
most of her has only single bladed leafs.

but now she is starting to grow 3 bladed leafs.

 

TexasToker

Member

• Jan 31, 2010

• #27

A lot of these look like 'oops I have a huge light leak' issues.

That celery is awesome...did he purposely keep it squished, or is it a true mutant?

 

radvancan

Active member

ICMag Donor

Veteran

• Feb 1, 2010

• #28

Siamese twin

 

O

OC80

Active member

• Feb 1, 2010

• #29

#1cheesebuds said:

Click to expand...

thats a reveg or light issue. just so ya know.

 

C

cheesey

• Feb 1, 2010

• #30

TexasToker said:

A lot of these look like 'oops I have a huge light leak' issues.

That celery is awesome...did he purposely keep it squished, or is it a true mutant?

Click to expand...

true mutant

 

MediScrogs

Member

• Feb 2, 2010

• #31

Finally, a thread I can feel at home in. lol.

Got some celery too. The branch just leafed out the end at the start of flower, it had already stopped growing when I flipped. Now 6 weeks in, it put out some nice shoots that are actually producing some decent tops, plus a leafy flower on the terminal end. Sorry bad pic quality.

Another branch did the same thing on the other plant in the tote, here's the top of that, the mite damage makes it look even more mutant I guess.

 

A

AgronomyDomine

Member

• Feb 2, 2010

• #32

Here is a DJ Short Old Time Moonshine super freak in early flower, she was cut down at 72 days with a dry trimmed weight of 106 grams. Most who tried her complained that it was way too intense, with one good friend comparing it to doing way to much acid and heroin at the same time. AgD

 

Last edited: Feb 2, 2010

D

danimal7

• Feb 2, 2010

• #33

AI

 

T

turbotronic

• Apr 3, 2010

• #34

quadfoliate?

quadfoliate?

Ended up being a he-she but looked cool before culling it.

 

kro

Member

• Apr 3, 2010

• #35

Cool thread.

 

P

Peat

• Apr 14, 2010

• #36

OTM found

OTM found

That's a thing of beauty, AD.

Nice show, everyone!

Great thread!

 

Last edited: Apr 14, 2010

moho

Member

• Apr 14, 2010

• #37

Super thread, still laughing at celery wreck
Keep posting more!

 

DIGITALHIPPY

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 15, 2010

• #38

cheesey said:

heres my buddies celery wreck (ghsc train wreck )









he took her 9 weeks then chopped . think he got about 7 grams dry

Click to expand...

WOW!!!!!! thats the most intense thing ive ever seen!!!!

danimal7 said:

AI

Click to expand...

cool stuff!!

 

UnknownProphet

???do?Pu?ou?uU

Veteran

• Apr 15, 2010

• #39

There are many on this site that claim a "mutation", when in actuality it came from simple grower error, not genetics.

I've seen many trifoliates, to the point where I no longer consider them more than just abnormal. If you do this long enough you also know that although they may look like producers, they often time aren't and should for the most part be culled. There's always exceptions though. Like this girl here....

Get your freak on, mutants!

~ʇǝɥdoɹPuʍouʞuU

 

Don Dump

the man doctors said would never moonwalk again

Veteran

• Apr 15, 2010

• #40

my most retarded plant ever. It never grew any bigger than this