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Doraemon
Doraemonstarted grow question 4 years ago
2 Northern Light auto in the tent, first 2 buds are from plant A which is “normal”, the other ones a from plant B. Calyxes are distributed along stems and almost no sugar leaves, and actual leaves look mutated. Stress? Genetic? Pheno? Mutation?
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DrJynx86
DrJynx86answered grow question 4 years ago
That's called Fox Tailing. Might happen if you cut the tops of the buds accidentally, if you do some "early harvesting" or "quality tests" as me and my brother call (lol), for heat reasons or many other stress at the end of flowering. It's very similar to revegging, the buds will eventually start growing, think of it as harvesting some, they grow upwards and fill eventually, and then you can harvest a second time. It will take a lot, and for sure stop potency to get to the old (first) buds, so it's a not very pursued characteristic. Some plants will do this on a more controlled way, such as the "cookies" varieties.
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
oh, please, don't select me as an answer, i just have relative experience of the same exact problem, so i wanted to mention it.... i cannot partake in teh contest, so give it to others that can potentially give a clearer answer, not just anecdotal.
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
i've seen this with a couple autos i've grown. it's either over nuting or maybe a light leak? i had a defective COB LED that glowed for 2 hours after it had no power going to it. I didn't realize for quite some time. It impacted more than a few grows with nanners in 1 area of tent, lol... all made sense later.. But, could cause that sort of growth, maybe? check for light leaks. check lamp for defects after power off. ducts, etc.. if leaves are glossy and leathery and super lush, possibly too much nutes. you'd know better with in real life with better lighting than what can be seen in that regard in the picture. maybe, it's just genetics with some autos? i have limited experience with it, but i had two go all "dr. ginspoon" on me like that. Fairly sure the second was not over-fed. so, leaning toward the weak photons screwing with the plant in an otherwise dark environemnt -- autoflower or not, it's probably not healthy.
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Mooncat
Mooncatanswered grow question 4 years ago
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teabee
teabeeanswered grow question 4 years ago
Are they for sure Autos? it almost looks like a re-veg to me but i'm not sure. Even the first plant A has those single blade smooth edge leaves, I got the same thing when i accidentally re-vegged a grow...I know they are suppose to be auto but did you change the light schedule? Other than that im not sure what would cause this, good luck!
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