4 Blueberry Fems (one crinkly) - Mdanzig Seeds - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

cyburnt · 06-23-2008, 04:50 PM

Got four healthy ladies outdoors that survived the last couple of frosts (got'm in a little early

). They are about 2-3 feet high (its been a good season in New England so far

) As young ones they had some leaf crinkle mutation that grew out, but for some reason one of the three has remained and even increased this mutation. Anyone care to guess a cause? I assumed these were all uniform, being selfed.

Ulysses · 06-23-2008, 05:40 PM

Hey Cyburnt,

Nice move on the outdoor Blueberry femmes- mine made the trip outdoors a bit early also but are vegging along nicely... They are going to be huge...

Leaf crinkle should grow out by early to mid veg. One of my phenos absolutely hates me- I hit it with humic acid and it curled up severely- it's recovering slowly... Also, these babies seem to like the dolomitic lime and earthworm castings- that's about all they've gotten since birth...

Your crinkly plant may be over nuted or lacking mg? I got a sensitive one too..

Uniform in early veg, yes but- I got possibly 3 phenos- Berry Kush, True Blueberry-ish, and a green pheno that has yet to be identified because it hasn't flowered yet... All winners!

devilsharvest · 06-23-2008, 05:49 PM

SWeet. I love Blueberry. Any pics? Blueberry is known for having mutants.

cyburnt · 06-24-2008, 04:24 AM

I'm not 100% sure but don't selfed seeds have the same genetic profile (clones)? I was thinkin maybe it got over nuted because of the upcurled leaves, but don't remember spiking it any more than the others

the others have been straight for nearly a month! These leaves look like the surface of a crocodile!

I don't like to bring a camera outside but may try to steal a pic.

Lean Green · 06-24-2008, 05:13 AM

I think that even though they are selfed, the genes still recombine in different combination, resulting in slightly different plants.

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cyburnt Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 490	4 Blueberry Fems (one crinkly) Got four healthy ladies outdoors that survived the last couple of frosts (got'm in a little early ). They are about 2-3 feet high (its been a good season in New England so far ) As young ones they had some leaf crinkle mutation that grew out, but for some reason one of the three has remained and even increased this mutation. Anyone care to guess a cause? I assumed these were all uniform, being selfed. Last edited by cyburnt; 06-23-2008 at 04:52 PM..
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Ulysses Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 861	Hey Cyburnt, Nice move on the outdoor Blueberry femmes- mine made the trip outdoors a bit early also but are vegging along nicely... They are going to be huge... Leaf crinkle should grow out by early to mid veg. One of my phenos absolutely hates me- I hit it with humic acid and it curled up severely- it's recovering slowly... Also, these babies seem to like the dolomitic lime and earthworm castings- that's about all they've gotten since birth... Your crinkly plant may be over nuted or lacking mg? I got a sensitive one too.. Uniform in early veg, yes but- I got possibly 3 phenos- Berry Kush, True Blueberry-ish, and a green pheno that has yet to be identified because it hasn't flowered yet... All winners!
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06-23-2008, 05:49 PM	#3
devilsharvest Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 53	SWeet. I love Blueberry. Any pics? Blueberry is known for having mutants.
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06-24-2008, 04:24 AM	#4
cyburnt Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 490	I thought they were all selfed I'm not 100% sure but don't selfed seeds have the same genetic profile (clones)? I was thinkin maybe it got over nuted because of the upcurled leaves, but don't remember spiking it any more than the others the others have been straight for nearly a month! These leaves look like the surface of a crocodile! I don't like to bring a camera outside but may try to steal a pic.
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06-24-2008, 05:13 AM	#5
Lean Green Operating Outside the Law Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Only the shadow knows Posts: 1,382	I think that even though they are selfed, the genes still recombine in different combination, resulting in slightly different plants.
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