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McBubatz
McBubatzstarted grow question a month ago
Hi, weiß jemand was mit der Pflanze ist? Sie hat einen extrem dicken Hauptstamm der sich in 2 Haupttriebe teilt, ist das vielleicht ein zusammengewachsener Zwilling? Wobei der Sämlinge halbwegs normal ausgesehen hat nur die ersten Blätter haben gefehlt.
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001100010010011110answered grow question a month ago
If you didn't do that, the plant topped itself. I've seen one that repeatedly does this. 1 of 100s, so it seems to be rare. a twin wouldn't be fused together. if you didn't top it or accidentally damage a terminal bud, then it's just an odd mutation/growth pattern. E.g. accidentally dripping some fertilizer on a terminal bud might kill the growth tip and cause the 2 axial bods to grow out just like topping the plant would. This could happen from accidental physical damage too.
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Kenn0rphan
Kenn0rphananswered grow question a month ago
Hello! Nothing to worry about here! Looks like your girl topped herself. Just relax and continue on with what you're doing.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a month ago
Nothing out of the ordinary here, plant might have topped its self, thats a bonus, it’s doing the work for you. Especially if it’s an auto. Just train it with some LST and it will grow just fine. Good Luck!
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GrowerOG
GrowerOGanswered grow question a month ago
Hello mate, i think something produced stress in the plant to causes an answer like this one. I read about fasciation and it looks very similar to your situation, like two stem fuse together and no simmetry in the new growth. I had something like this in all my Purple Punch plants but in one or at most two branches. You will have smaller plant but bigger buds. Good luck and happy journey!!
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MindFlowers68
MindFlowers68answered grow question a month ago
There's nothing wrong with the plant itself. Its looks fairly healthy Honestly, some people strive for a plant that looks like that structure wise. It's a good growth characteristic IMO. Sometime plants like to "self-top" themselves. Sometimes those plants can be good or bad. I've had two so far and they both had slightly different growth. one self topped from seed, and the other one did it on the second node like yours. The case where it would not be so good is if you were doing a Sea of green not a Scrog. A couple of things I've noticed that your medium seems to be pure peat have no aeration (perlite, vermiculite, pumice, lava rock). And looks like she's starting to be hungry for nitrogen. Pictures on here can be misleading sometimes depending on how the light is hitting the plant and sometimes plants are just more lime green in color. but from the looks of it she's slightly hungry. and not sure if you buffered the Ph of your coco beforehand but she was showing signs of the pH being off. i think you wanna be around 5.8-6 in coco
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Legendaryseedthumb
Legendaryseedthumbanswered grow question a month ago
It looks like you topped the plant but accidentally? Or it’s some kind of mutation no more explanations
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