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Simple question here , hope y'all can help...i'm growing a strain called Ice...i noticed one plant ,which having been turned back to flowering about two weeks that hasn't shown me male or female.It is a beautiful healthy plant ,but the one annomally that I noticed is that has three leaf internodes....is that good or bad or what does it mean? The fact that it hasn't shown flower yet and most all it's brothers and sisters have makes me curious. Any thoughts or insight??
anyone?
No freaking clue - but it sounds damn cool none the less, got a picture for us... please?Quote:
Originally Posted by Deejay2163
light stress :thumbsup: ... that's happened to me a couple times, when I switched back to vegetative phase, etc ... I got 1-leaf, 3-leaf, etc ... it grew out if it, seemingly, no harm done ... but, I suspect shakier strains may stress worse than others, too ... :jointsmile:
Whorled Phyllotaxy. Thats the term for it. I have had a few grow myself. They will actually harvest a lil less than a normal plant, but they are fun and cool to watch grow! Got any pics to post?
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I do have pics but they're not all that conclusive in their content.