Hello all, I have a mandala plant that is 5 weeks into flower and I noticed a bud growing on a leaf(sucker leaf) where they all join together. I have been growing a long time and never seen this before. Plant is from the safari mix and is one of the best looking plants in my grow. Does anyone know what this is? Its not a mute as its about 6' tall. I'm growing indoors in soil(organic) with 1000hps. I dont have pics.
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Bud growing on leaf
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TrichyTrichy
a rosette?
had that happen once to me . wish i took a pic
I remember an oooold HT issue where Kyle Kushman had a picture of the same thing, .. IIRC, he said something about it being evidence that the plant is in super-hyper-mega-overdrive-peak-growing-mode.
Who knows.
Who knows.
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oneeyewilly
ive seen it twice before tho i forget what strain it was,
there was 3-4calyxs coming out the point where the fan leaf blades meet
there was 3-4calyxs coming out the point where the fan leaf blades meet
Seen it once on a Mandala strain i grew as well, speed queen was it.... i think ? Hard to remember by now, i ran several from him.
Seen lots of pictures too by now, would be cool if you posted one up.
Oh yeah, SMOKE IT !!!
Seen lots of pictures too by now, would be cool if you posted one up.
Oh yeah, SMOKE IT !!!
Laventille
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I have my doubts about Kyle Kushman's theory.
This leaf was taken from an otherwise unremarkable specimen. Certainly not a plant that was giving it's all.
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Strange isn't it, my indica does it all the time
EVEN FREAKIER, I MANAGED TO GET A FLOWERING LEAF TO PUT OUT ROOTS
EVEN FREAKIER, I MANAGED TO GET A FLOWERING LEAF TO PUT OUT ROOTS
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Laventille
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Is it passed on through cloning then High Country, or do you get this when you run from seed?
This plant does it all the time, I've had it for 12 years or so. It is now clone only, originally from seed. A rock solid indica, the best I've had. I recently reversed it with colloidal siver. The seed produced was viable and looks like it will display exactly the same traits. I love this plant, it is so stable, never hermies, no matter how much you stress it..........High Country Indica.
I'd clone it, or maybe even isolate her and CS her for a fem seed run.
The last one I had many moons ago, made some absolutely magnificent plants and killer bud. I was able to run her genetics for several cycles. I have kicked myself in the ass for never doing a seed run of her too. I'd almost swap my left nut for another like her.
I have drooled over my grow logs of all the offspring from that seed for years. She was the very first plant I ever had that was 100% in every aspect. Cloning her was so easy too like High Country said, even the leaves will take root. Back then I didn't even know much about cloning and was able to get near 100% strike rate from her cuttings.
If you don't get a clone, you will cuss yourself forever.
The last one I had many moons ago, made some absolutely magnificent plants and killer bud. I was able to run her genetics for several cycles. I have kicked myself in the ass for never doing a seed run of her too. I'd almost swap my left nut for another like her.
I have drooled over my grow logs of all the offspring from that seed for years. She was the very first plant I ever had that was 100% in every aspect. Cloning her was so easy too like High Country said, even the leaves will take root. Back then I didn't even know much about cloning and was able to get near 100% strike rate from her cuttings.
If you don't get a clone, you will cuss yourself forever.
