[igrowone]

been growing out a seed of my own making, watching some strange things
it seems i have a variegated plant, not unhealthy looking
patterned with darker green and lighter green, not white which would probably result in a less vigorous plant
pictures later as plant matures and shows up better in my cheap camera pics
but if anyone has any experiences with variegated cannabis, comment/post pics or whatever, supposed to be fairly rare

[Phillthy]

i have seen it in varying degrees. had no impact on product. there are quite a few pics floating around ICMag.

[igrowone]

Originally Posted by Phillthy

i have seen it in varying degrees. had no impact on product. there are quite a few pics floating around ICMag.

i did search IC, didn't really see what i'm seeing in my grow chamber
but i'll research some more, what i saw in searches were plants with some distortions or mutant looking

[Mr Pengra]

Pics? I'm interested just because.

[rives]

In my communications with Yosemite Sam concerning Jack's nutrients, he mentioned in passing that low iron sometimes caused variegation and that getting the level up to about 3-4ppm took care of it. I don't know if this is applicable in your situation or not, but I thought that it was interesting.

[igrowone]

i will post the grow log link, small plant and pic not so good, but you can get a hint if you zoom in
and i had looked into the nutrient deal, i do see that can happen, i don't think it's a nute issue but should become clear as grow progresses
this plant did spring from a hermie line, the father is not completely clear, could be a male hermie which was another bit of strangeness
link: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=5194375

[Phillthy]

[igrowone]

thank you phillthy, those are some good pics of variegation, the last pic is pretty cool looking, that's like a garden ornamental of some kind
mine is probably closest looking to pic 2, but with a greener color for the lighter parts

[WelderDan]

I see a that trait quite a bit in my LUI/Blue Moonshine plants (in both the F1 and f2 gen) as well as in some Killer Queen stock I have.

Usually it's one side of a leaf on several leaves.

[foomar]

The plant in the last pic was feminised Blueberry , and turned out to be a male , passes on the trait to many of the progeny , a real genetic freak , thought it was TMV at first.