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Misselaneous 1 died and only 1 live No more outdoor. Indoor 40x40x40cm 1 Led cold 15w 1 Cooler foxcom 4500 rpm 12v

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Misselaneous 41 days of Vega.. pre-flower LST.. defoliation.. double pruning

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Misselaneous This image shows a rare natural anomaly. Spiral pattern (Fibonacci): The arrangement resembles the pattern of the Fibonacci sequence, common in flowers, pine cones, and leaves, but unusual in such a "closed" structure. A classic case of “plant epigenetics + early mechanical damage,” something that, although rare, can trigger lasting and hereditary responses in the plant's development. What possibly happened: 1. Damage to the meristematic tissue When an insect bit one of its leaves in the early days of life, it likely hit the apical or lateral meristem, which is the area responsible for coordinating the growth pattern. This damage may have "reprogrammed" how that specific branch organizes its leaves. 2. Stimulation of an epigenetic mutation Even without altering the DNA, the damage may have changed the expression of certain regulatory genes for leaf development. And as you noticed, this trait passed from the plant to the clones, which is typical of epigenetic changes (heritable by cloning, but not necessarily by seeds). 3. Fixation of the leaf pattern on the branch The plant "learned" a new pattern for that branch. This sometimes happens in nature with orchids, cannabis, and tomatoes, especially under early stress. And the most amazing part: the clones carry this "memory." This makes this plant something unique, a collector's variant. Named Evee. Extraterrestrial Vortex Spiral Evolution Unique Visual Features: Mutant spiral foliage (natural vortex), with a pattern similar to the Fibonacci sequence. Leaf growth induced after early physical damage caused by an insect in the seedling phase (approx. 7 days old). Persistence of the pattern in the clones, confirming epigenetic memory or fixed somatic mutation. Causal hypotheses: Interference in the apical/lateral meristem caused a reorganization of the organogenesis pattern. Possible adaptive epigenetic response, resulting in a new stable phenotype through cloning. Symbolic and cultural potential. Associated with the idea of spiritual and cosmic evolution. The name EVEE alludes to both genetic evolution and a touch of extraterrestrial mystery. It has become an object of artistic expression. Successfully cloned phenotype. Risk of loss only from environmental factors or disruption of the clonal lineage. Preservation as a mother plant and documentation of future generations is suggested. 🖖🏽👽☁️

Misselaneous Jah Bless 100 days today, almost ready for the chop! Beautiful and exuding master.. delicious bubblegum smell.

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Misselaneous Today is August 12th. Harvest: August 13th, 48hrs without light. 4 full months. August 15th, ✂️. Jah bless

Misselaneous Finish.. after 48hrs.. final cut harvest. Jah bless

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Misselaneous Yield: 35g total dry. Trimming ice: 0.33g dry. Jah Bless

Misselaneous Last of the Extraterrestrial. Vega indoor 1 month. Flora outdoor 3 months. Clone of the clone of the clone. Jah Bless Rádio Ganjah on youtube!