Indoor Mutant Zamaldelica

OK folks... A lot to comment about these 2 weeks. Let's start with the controversy. Maybe I will not make friends here, but plant 1 is NOT! polyploid (and or mixoploid). Sadly, there is a lot of controversial information on cannabis polyploidism on the web. A lot of people are confusing Fascination mutation with Polyploidism, and Whorled phyllotaxy. After extensive readings on all these mutations on OTHER plants than cannabis, here are my conclusions: Polyploidism is havin extra chromosome, and it does not express itself with an extra leaf. This would be having a gene mutation. Now, fascination will make the stem funky with stem and leaf pattern comparable to whorled phyllotaxy. However,whorled phyllotaxy is not fascination. Conclusion are, plant 2 and 3 are having whorled phyllotaxy on a few branches, and plant 1 is having fascination on a distinctive branch. Fascination is caused by environment, genetic or rhodococcus fascians bacteria. It is passable trough cloning but is not considered a desired mutation. I wrote to Luis at ACE seeds to apologise. ******************************************* ******************************************* NOW!!! Plant 1: deficiencies are progressing despite triple dose 12-28-12, Canna coco A+B, and potassium sulphate. It is barely under control. As I am doing No-Till gardening, guess are she is a nute whore, and soil was probably more drained from previous hungry plants that grew in that very same container before. I am disappointed by her skinny main colas and her resin production. I think she is Malawi dominant according to smell, structure and laves. Plant 2: she is the runt one but that will have the most compact flowers. Plant 3: she is very elegant with *never seen before* elongated thin bud structure: could she be Thai dominant? She is having the most resin of all.