Mutation
GeezandDrahtstarted grow question 14d ago
Hey guys, this plant sprouted two seedlings out of her seed. The main one has a weird mutation, have seen something like that and what did it grow into?
Descripiton: this plant did not produce a second pair of leafes but an antenna. A few days later she started growing two tops.
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Wojkersanswered grow question 14d ago
Pretty funny mutation. She might grow out of it once she gets a bit bigger, but I wouldn’t really know what to expect from her later on. If you have the spare space I’d keep her just out of curiosity. If every spot counts, I’d probably go with a normal healthy seedling instead. Happy growing buddy
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 14d ago
I'm not a fan of growing mutations that impact the leaves... if growth looks normal, it's probably okay. The other concern is if it's a "self-topping" plant, for lack of a better word, it makes controlling the canopy more difficult.. end up with too many branches, congestion, smaller buds...
if it starts growing normal, looks normal, and doesn't keep popping extra branches per node, it might be fine. I'd kill off the smaller one. That rarely turns out well.. one plant dominates, one plant suffers and is useless. 1 plant - 1 pot, regardless of how it happened.
Is it possible any physical damage occured? (rhetorical) Even a drop of fertilized water could kill a young growth tip, then you'd end up with 2 branches like that... as long as the axillary buds had formed.
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Organomananswered grow question 14d ago
EVERY weirdo that I have ever grown that started like this has been a failure at flowering time, if not earlier.
These days, any seed that starts out like this with mutated genetics is an automatic cull for me...............life is too short to grow "maybes".
Others may say, "oh, it is special, let it grow and see what happens"...............I have done this dozens of times over the last 40 odd years and never again!
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