Weird growing seed

I've had this happen mine reverted back to opposing branches after some more growth.

Without the sprout leaves I would say its a clone, I see it isn't. I'm not an experience grower and I would say she looks fine. Red or purple stems in cannabis can be a sign of stress, nutrient deficiency, pathogens, or simply genetics. ' to experience growers ' correct me if I'm wrong. 😅 Thank you, happy growing 👍

It will be OK. It looks healthy and well. Send it!

Yes, it will be fine, I have had plants like this that after the fifth or sixth node revert back to "normal" growth with opposing branches. Slight genetic hiccup, nothing much negative about it at all. If "normal growth doesn't return, no big deal. Otherwise you could top it and end up with a prime candidate for a beautiful multi cola plant. Give it about 8-10 nodes, sit back and watch it take off! Being a photoperiod plant, the yield could be tremendous!

Nobody’s buds makes the best point here. I find it peculiar that A symmetrical growth starts that early. But it looks fine so I would keep riding it out. Enjoy your freak plant 🤣🤙

It's from seed and its 2 weeks old I have a maxibright daylight led 200w on at 40% and close to the plants

I don't see a problem with this. Happy Growing!

you are getting asymmetrical growth really early... not necessarily a bad thing on its own.. it is inevitable growth pattern once they age a bit. Now, if some sort of stress can cause that? i don'tknow... the plant is a proper color, internode length is fine... If it didn't have the cotyledons and incremental increase in lobes from first nodes on, i'd guess this was a clone due to the growth pattern. Since it is healthy-looking, i'd just chalk this up to genetics. Supposedly asymmetrical growth hurts yield... but i think if they did a real scientific study, it'd be miniscule difference at best. Probably end up with similar # of nodes per inch of stem etc... it just isn't symmetrical anymore. could make certain training techniquest more difficult... e.g. mainlining wouldn't be good for a plant that immediately goes into asymmetrical growth pattern, i would assume.

Forgive me. Miss :-)

It's fine. If you don't like it's shape. Get a small spike and you can brace it, might help grow straight as it's still bendable so now would be the time to do it. But other than look, absolutely nothing wrong. Happy growing, good luck pal.