zip420

<span class="link_user">@zip420</span>, well the starter leaves are in the seed attached to catyledons. so if in history of seed it gets damaged.) no way to tell by looking at) those attached starter leaves can come out twisted or missing parts. if that was the case. it will grow out of that eventually. and really isn&#039;t a true mutant but if too wet when coming out of shell. this also can occur.

<span class="link_user">@Growyourhi</span>, Thank you for the advice. It&#039;s interesting because I&#039;m growing several different strains under the same conditions, but only this specific one is showing these mutations. It might be more sensitive or prefer much drier conditions than the others. Although not visible in the photo, I’m actually monitoring the soil moisture with a Capacitive Soil Moisture Sensor v1.2. Based on your feedback, I’ll try reducing the watering frequency even further to see if it improves.