Mutated leaves?

Morganic

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #1

Ive recently noticed that one of my plants has mutated leaves..its 1 of 5 and is Indica dominant...none of the others look anything like this one but its a beauty. Its nothing serious and i dont expect major problems from it but i wanna know whats up with it. Ive searched a couple of books but cant find anything.

Thanks in advance

 

SativaJoe

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #2

One of my Blueberry Haze plants did this....It appears mine was from over ferts. The others were all fine, but this 1 plant maybe just couldn't handle the fertz like it's brothers or sisters.....


Just my opinion....I'm curious to hear what others have to say.

 

G

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #3

It could be a toxicity in the soil from overferting. Flush it out and start up with a weaker solution. I also heard The White Family is finicky with nutes. And some blueberries look a lil sick when young but grow out of it.

Blatant

 

Hooked-On-Grown

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #4

it may be pH fluctuation. To much rise or fall in pH too fast will mutate leaves. It just may be "different" I have a Mazar that came up with a mutated leaf, just one leaf, the rest of the plant was fine. Maybe look at it like, being born with a deformity. Not everyone is born with all or perfect limbs, probably the same in plants. Just a thought. May have nothing to do with it at all!!

 

friendlyfriend

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #5

mutations can be a alluring and beautiful thing just ask

WALLYDUCK- Ducksfoot

or search on the MIGHTY MITE STRAIN. Excellent examples on inherit variations on the leaf structure of genus cannabis

 

Hooked-On-Grown

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• Jun 30, 2004

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LOL!! I was going to mention Wallyduck(Ducksfoot) in my thread!! By the time I was done, I forgot to!
Good example friendlyfriend

 

friendlyfriend

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• Jun 30, 2004

• #7

great minds think alike and sharp wits slice like a ginsu