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coconutcurry

coconutcurry

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I swear this is only one seed. I got a couple of seedlings like this. All of the same origin: I pollinated two Kali Mist ladies with two Ghost Train Haze #1 males. The original GTH #1 seeds were bad from the beginning. Some seeds didn't germinate and I got two hermies among the remaining plants. Now I still have problems with this genetic. Don't think I will follow this line.

To me this looks like a severe damage of the genetic. The GTH #1 is made from two clone only strains and methods like 'revegging' are coming to my mind...


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coconutcurry

coconutcurry

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Another seedling:

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And here a seed which just opened, showing two roots:

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I never saw something like this. Not all seeds of my cross show this mutations. Right now I toss the mutations and keep the healthy ones. I don't want to take the risk to grow them, but the plants which look healthy I will give a chance. I don't want to give up my Kali Haze at this point.


What I did:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=368447
 
coconutcurry

coconutcurry

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Steviewunder said:
I think hes right with the term Fasciated,My Heirloom tomatoes do this. especially the brandywine variety. Whorled Phyllotaxy I believe is when you have 3 stems at each node instead of 2 or 1
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Good to know :)

Can't whorled phyllotaxy cause similar kind of effects on a cola too?
 
GMT

GMT

The Tri Guy
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Technically that just means leaves circling the stem rather than on each side. When mine above was born, it looked like any other quad plant. Then it slowly started to do it's thing. So yeah, this one started whorled and became faciated. But from whorled you don't know the level of what's going on, so I prefer Tri quad fasciated, as that way you know without seeing. There's no rhyme or reason to the layout of leaves on a fasciated, the Tri/quad/(whorled) are organised into specific nodes.
 
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GMT said:
Technically that just means leaves circling the stem rather than on each side. When mine above was born, it looked like any other quad plant. Then it slowly started to do it's thing. So yeah, this one started whorled and became faciated. But from whorled you don't know the level of what's going on, so I prefer Tri quad fasciated, as that way you know without seeing. There's no rhyme or reason to the layout of leaves on a fasciated, the Tri/quad/(whorled) are organised into specific nodes.
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Those fasciated stems remind me of asparagus.... i've seen a few asparagus grow like that.
 
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Liltree said:
Nice!
how's the smell on this one? Just popped one
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It's not overpowering yet...but when I get my nose in there, it's like lemon PEZ candy. She's stretching a lot more than I expected based on early growth patterns; a bit surprising.

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